$10,499
Carrying on Orville Gibson’s historic pursuit of sonic excellence and aesthetic perfection, the Gibson Custom Shop combines traditional instrument-making techniques, innovative methods, and meticulous attention to...
$30,000
For sale is a 1964 ES 335. The "Bigsby" model ES 335 is very cool but I took it off as prefer stop tail. Nice wide fat neck, Nichel hardware, early pat numbered pickups, original case.. The guitar is all original except...
$63,750
Fabulous Condition Earliest Version This is an early version, without the fretboard binding and with the shallower neck angle. The pickups are the original PAFs; the bridge pu has been rewound by Seymore Duncan,...
$15,000
Another 335 that looks and sounds great with the original Pat.# pick ups and unmolested electronics, but with a couple of cosmetic issues. First, it has 2 broken screw in the bridge pick up ring. The other 2 are holding...
$12,500
A near mint 1968 ES-335 that looks like it's hanging in the Store like new. Has the unique strings logo on the pick guard. Minor skuffs and marks, pick scratches on the pick guard, but nothing bad. Has the original Hard...
$33,000
There's a reason 63 and 64 ES-335's are so popular with players (and no, it's not because Eric Clapton played a 64). The reason is the neck. A large percentage of player like a neck that is relatively slim at the lower...
$75,000
The best ES-335's ever made by Gibson are late 58's (and a few 59's). The PAFs are a big factor but the biggest factor is the thin top. The thin top allows for more vibration and thus more resonance. That feature was...
$81,000
It's interesting that a Les Paul is so often judged by the amount and intensity of the figuring in the maple top. A wild flame top can add $100,000 or more to the price of a burst. When most players and collectors of...
$145,000
There's a few good reasons why you don't see a whole lot of stop tail 59 blonde 335's. First they only made a total of 71 of them in 59 and probably close to half of them are Bigsbys. I'm sure a few got refinished and a...
$39,500
I don't think folks are quite understanding just what this guitar is. This is not a Custom Shop reissue. This is a custom built 1959/60 ES-335/345/355 (it has features of each) built at the Gibson factory in Kalamazoo...
$13,500
Just in on consignment contract. A king among guitars. The 1967 Gibson Es-335 with rare Maestro vibrola. Mint original condition right down to the frets. PAT Humbuckers. Original case. Burst finish. $13,500....