1960 Gretsch Country Gentleman, Truly fabulous looking super flamed Maple top! Nicest we have ever seen on a single cutaway Country Gent, Original patent number Filtertron pickups and Gold hardware, Additional...
1960 Gretsch Country Gentleman, Truly fabulous looking super flamed Maple top! Nicest we have ever seen on a single cutaway Country Gent, Original patent number Filtertron pickups and Gold hardware, Additional...
1956 Gretsch Duo Jet, Black, Just like George Harrison's, Hump block inlays, Great sounding DeArmond pickups, “G” brand tail piece, Melita bridge, Original open back Grover tuners, Rare & cool instrument, VG++, Original...
About This Product Combining superior craftsmanship, premium materials, and unparalleled playability, the Heritage Custom Shop Core Collection H-555 is a masterpiece designed to inspire. Bold, refined, and crafted for...
Laminated Premium Maple, Multi-ply Binding Almond Burst Nitrocellulose with Vintage Gloss Solid Curly Maple Bound Ebony 12" Jescar Medium Jumbo Bone 60s C Genuine Mahogany Holly veneer, 'Heritage' logo with Kite Inlay...
Custom Build Millennium Seymour Duncan Seth Lover pickups Custom build by Marvin Lamb of Heritage guitars. Custom color and build Clean no bindings or fretboard inlays
Well, this is kind of interesting. It sure looks like a blonde ES-340. It's got the 5 piece maple neck and the birch plywood body but it's not a 340. The label says 335 and the circuit says 335. It's kind of beat up but...
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...
Pay attention...this is not your everyday ES-355. It is from 1962 and is nearly unique in that it has the ebony block tremolo that was mostly limited to 1962 SG Standards and Customs. I believe it had to be special...
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...
Here's a well cared for, no issue 1960 ES-345. It has been converted to mono but the Varitone is intact and working great (not all of them do). The red is still vibrant although it looks like the early red that fades to...
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...
Gibson bought out Epiphone in 1957 with the intention of taking over their line of upright string basses. They bought the name and all the equipment and the leftover parts. Gibson was unable to get any traction with the...
Epiphone guitars have been built in Asia for the past 55 years so it's hard to convince Gen X, Y, Z and Millennials that once upon a time Epiphone was a revered name among guitar makers. Even after they hit serious...
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...
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...
I always have a few ES-335's put aside for regular customers who are looking for one. There is usually a 59 that isn't listed anywhere. I also often keep a red 64 available off market as well. Feel free to call to find...
This guitar is one of a series of 32 commissioned by Norm's Rare Guitars of CA. All of the guitars in this special edition had a 'Rose Morris-style' f-hole. One of the photos is a sheet showing the various types of...
2011 Gibson Custom Shop (Memphis) ES-335 in Gloss Black. This is a well-balanced (weight-wise and tone-wise) versatile 335. It has a very comfortable neck profile (63/64-ish in my opinion) with medium-jumbo frets that...
Weight: 7 lbs 4.5 oz Nut Width: 1-11/16" Neck Depth: 1st - .88" 12th - .93" Body- Mahogany Neck- Mahogany/Walnut 5 Piece Laminate Fingerboard- Ebony w/ Tasmanian Blackwood Binding Bridge- Gotoh, Gold Tailpiece-...
Rickenbacker 330VP in Mapleglo Made in 2001 OHSC
- Exhibition Grade Ancient Sequoia - Honduras Mahogany - Pau Ferro Fretboard - Large "C" Shape Neck Profile - 1959 Goldie Bridge Pickup - Gold Coil Neck Pickup - Relic'd Finish - Includes OHSC
- Dot Neck - Cherry Red Finish - Made in Memphis - Includes OHSC - Includes Case Candy
- Guitar has some wear and markings - Owned by Jude Cole - Includes OHSC
- 1961 Reissue - Gibson Custom Shop - Burst Buckers - 60th Anniversary - Includes OHSC - Includes Gibson COA
- Bigsby Tremolo - Does not include case
- Limited Run Epiphone Flame Kat - Decent Condition (See Pictures) - Plays Great! - No repairs - Includes Gretsch HSC
- B.B. King Lucille Model - Includes OHSC - Includes COA
Just purchased from a collector, #10,sat in the case for the last 26 years(and did not go out of tune)!! Virtually unplayed! SUPERB CRAFTIONMENSHIP,SUPERB SOUND,AND IT ALMOST PLAYS ITSELF!! Price reduced from $6500 to...
Just purchased from a collector, #45,has sat in the case for the last 22 year ,and it stayed in tune!! List Price -$10,000 / without gold plated tailptece!!/Price is firm! Price reduced to $8950! Call (412) 862-9551 to...
N.O.S. Documents List $3718.00 Price reduced to $1950 ! Call (412)862-9551 to inquire