We’ve got a ridiculously rare Gretsch find for you today! This 1955 Streamliner (6189) comes to us in one of the model’s rarest finishes, with custom-ordered fretboard inlays. Fans of Gretsch’s...
This gorgeous 1954 Fender Stratocaster is everything you could want from a first-year Strat! It’s got a Sunburst ash body, with stunning grain that is even more compelling in the light, in various angles. There is...
Every so often, a guitar walks through our doors that stops the entire shop in its tracks, and this Goldtop is exactly that kind of instrument! We are beyond proud to present this stunning 1957 All Gold Les Paul...
This clean 1956 Gibson ES-225T comes in its original Sunburst finish. First introduced in 1955, these models were manufactured only through 1959. You can think of the 225 as the 125s’ slightly fancier, older...
This 1956 Fender Stratocaster is a featherweight at just 6 lbs 14 oz! Featuring edgewear, finish checking, buckle rash, and fretboard wear, this guitar certainly has that vintage, played-in look! And underneath this...
This 1954 Fender Stratocaster may have some of the prettiest wood grain in our store! The tight grain pattern is a stunning backdrop for this original Sunburst finish. This guitar has a clean overall look, with the...
Feast your eyes on this 1956 Fender Telecaster in a custom Blue Metallic finish, featuring a factory Bigsby, matching headstock, and matching painted neck. This is one of two Fender Teles we have seen with a painted...
We’re happy to present this 1955 Fender Stratocaster in Sunburst! As you can immediately see, this guitar was only lightly played, with virtually no neck wear. The body shows some light wear, including edge wear...
This early 1959 Fender Telecaster is clean in its original Blond finish! While this guitar sports ’58 pots and a ’58 neck, this January ’59 body shows it was completed right at the beginning of the new...
Keeping it classic with this 1957 Fender Stratocaster in Sunburst! ’57 is such a staple year for these instruments, especially if you like a V-shaped neck. Guitars from this era are notorious for their full/hard V...
This classic 1954 Fender Stratocaster is now available in its original Sunburst finish! This guitar features late 1953 pots, with a 5/54 neck date and a 6/54 body date. The tape in the electronics cavity reads...
This 1955 Fender Stratocaster comes in its original, custom-ordered Citron Cream finish. Underneath this original pickguard, you will find a piece of tape labeled “DAL 80820 Special” noting the exact color...
This 1956 Fender Precision Bass comes in its original Sunburst finish! ’56 is a cool year for this model, as it sits squarely in the transitional period for the model’s design. When the P-Bass was first...
You’ll have difficulty finding many guitars rarer than this 1956 Fender Stratocaster in its original Aztec Gold finish with gold hardware! Much less one this well-preserved. Anytime we see a pre-color chart custom color...
This 1954 Gibson Les Paul “All Gold” looks fantastic, all worn in! While most Goldtops received their iconic aureate color on top alone, All Gold Les Pauls feature a golden finish applied to their entire...
Talk about a stunning Switchmaster; this 1959 Gibson ES-5 boasts some of the coolest features! This model has unique controls all its own, including a four-way slotted switch located on the treble bout, a trio of...
This 1958 Fender Stratocaster features a pre-custom-color chart finish in what we have lovingly been referring to as “Pink Sand”! This finish is hard to describe without seeing it in person, as it might be...
When a “Burst” is mentioned, many players immediately think of Jimmy Page’s #1, while others may picture Billy Gibbons’ “Pearly Gates.” However, if you were born in the 80s, the first thing that comes to mind is likely...
This 1957 Stratocaster features a custom Red finish with Gold Sparkle! This finish is hard to describe without seeing it in person, as it almost has a duo-chrome effect. From certain angles, the gold sparkle appears...
As far as Strats are concerned, it doesn’t get much better! This early 1954 Fender Stratocaster features a beautifully ambered and aged Sunburst finish, showing lots of playwear and fine checking. Indicative of this...
This stunning 1959 Fender Precision Bass in Sunburst finish just came in! This beautiful bass has been extremely well kept over the years, with all original components and even some hints of the photo-sensitive red...
This 1955 Fender Stratocaster in Sunburst is an incredible second-year example! It features an exceptionally lightweight ash body that appears to be one solid piece with a beautiful grain pattern, further highlighted by...
Here’s a super clean and fully original 1955 Fender Stratocaster in Sunburst! This example was very well-kept, and the finish has a beautiful luster to it. For a one-piece ash body, the guitar has a very comfortable...
What’s not to love about this road-worn 1954 Fender Stratocaster?! It’s so early, its serial number is located on the Tremolo cover plate. We’re lucky enough to have several of these early “Salesman Sample”...
This 1953 Fender Esquire in its original Blond finish is another incredible example from Fender’s Golden Age of Blackguards! This Esquire has everything you’d want in a Blackguard, with a nicely aged and patina’d...
Here’s a super cool one! This completely original 1952 Fender “Nosquire” comes in its original Blond finish! Although we can’t be sure why, this guitar left the factory with a simple “Fender” spaghetti logo decal,...
A personalized 1953 Fender Telecaster in Blond is always enough to grab our attention! This Blackguard had been fitted with a few personal touches from who we assume to be the original owner, Larry Lee! On the bass...
If you always wanted a piece of Fender history, this beautiful 1950 Fender Broadcaster will scratch that itch! The Broadcaster was Fender’s first production solid-bodied guitar, which became the Telecaster we all know...
If you’re someone who loves a Blackguard with some patina and battle scars, look no further than this fully original 1952 Fender Esquire! This particular guitar must’ve been someone’s workhorse and is certainly no...
Check out this fully original, well-loved 1951 Fender Nocaster in its original Blond finish! In the Fall of 1950, Fender received a strongly worded telegram from Gretsch demanding they drop the name “Broadcaster” from...