$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....
$21,000
Nearly universally agreed upon as the best sounding guitar at the Dying Breed Music booth- the vaunted and extremely rare 1934 Jumbo. The jumbo model was Gibson’s very first dreadnought, 16 inch flat top. They created...
$32,000
HOLY GRAIL. The best sounding guitar we have. 1945 D-28. It is truly hard to beat an Adirondack top and Brazilian back and sides herringbone dreadnought. This one is certainly no exception. It has a very old and well...
$19,500
This 1944 scalloped (last year) braced D-18 was purchased by a Navy man in San Diego before departing to the Pacific to fight World War II. He and it survived multiple Kamikaze attacks before returning home. He became a...
$14,000
Sale price- $14,000. A wonderful pre War steel string 1925 00-18. An incredibly rare guitar in this model and 12 fret configuration. The guitar is feather light and plays perfectly thanks to an expert Lanham neck set...