1965 Epiphone Texan FT79N in excellent condition with a minimal amount of wear throughout the instrument. This guitar is in all original condition, crack free, and has no history of major repairs. This guitar was...

1965 Gibson Falcon in good condition. Speaker dates to 1965, original transformers date to the third week of 1963 and the 48th week of 1962. Cosmetically some tears and scuffs as seen in photos, although sound is...

1965 Ampeg Rocket II in very good condition. Wonderful bass, responsive, and pushes killer tone when cranked to 10. Echo is classic with the original Ampeg sound. Transformers and speaker are both original to the...

1965 Epiphone Comet EA-32RVT amplifier in good condition with moderate wear from years of play. 12 watts, 10" speaker with on board spring reverb and tremolo. Amp has been recently serviced and operates properly.

This Gibson Trini Lopez was made in the USA in 1965. It shows light play wear but is in overall very nice shape with no breaks or repairs. It is a later '65 with chrome parts and a 1 and 9/16th inch nut width. The...

This Gibson J-45 was made in the USA in 1965. It is an early '65 with a wide nut width. This guitar shows play wear, but overall it is in nice shape. There is a repaired center seam separation. It had a pickup at some...

This Supro was made by Valco in Chicago is 1965. These 1616t Coronado Junior are amazing sounding small tube amplifiers. This one is all original and is sounding killer. The amplifier was recently gone over by our tech...

This Epiphone Texan was made by Gibson in the USA in 1965. It is an earlier '65 with a wide nut width making the guitar a dream to play. This guitar is also in very nice condition with only very light play wear. The...

This Gibson EB-3 was made in the USA in 1965. The bass shows heavy play wear but there are no cracks, breaks, or major structural damage. One of the wings of the headstock was reglued. This is a transitional example...

This Fender Stratocaster was made in the USA in early 1965. The neck is dated January, and it still has clay dots and a green guard. The body was refinished white decades ago and has worn in naturally and looks totally...

This Gibson J-50 was made in the USA in 1965. The J-50 model is the same as the J-45, just with a natural finish instead of sunburst. This example shows heavy wear but remains in excellent playing condition. It has been...

This is a very cool Fender Jaguar, made in the USA in 1965. The Olympic White finish is factory, but a factory refin from early on in the guitar's life. All the parts are original except the tuners which were changed to...

This is a very cool Rickenbacker Rose Morris model 1997, which is similar to the model 330. It was made in the USA in 1965. The guitar is original except for the upper pickguard and the bar on the vibrato. This guitar...

This Fender Musicmaster was made in the USA in 1965. It has a late L-series plate and number. The guitar is all original except for the nut. This one has the shorter 22.5 inch scale. The guitar shows play wear, but...

This Gibson Thunderbird II bass guitar was made in the USA in 1965. It shows play wear but no structural damage - the majority of these have suffered a neck repair but this one has not. The bass is all original except...

This Fender Stratocaster was made in the USA in 1965 and it is a lefty version. The guitar was refinished many years ago. The work was well done but the sunburst color is different from anything Fender did during this...

This Gibson SG Junior was made in the USA in early 1965. It has a large profile neck with a 1 and 11/16th inch nut width. The guitar shows heavy play wear and finish checking but there are no breaks or repairs and no...

This Fender Stratocaster was made in the USA in 1965. This is a very nice guitar with only light play wear that is in 100% original condition. There are some small dings and dents, and very light checking, but overall...

This Rickenbacker was made in the USA in 1965. This is a fantastic playing and sounding 12-string - nothing else sounds like these. This one is all original and in very nice shape overall. There is the tiniest of stress...

This Fender Duo Sonic II was made in the USA in 1965. This one has the shorter scale length. It is 100% original. This guitar has been pro-setup in our store, plays great, and comes with the original case.

This is a very nice vintage Airline Tube Amp. It was made in the USA and sold by Montgomery Wards in 1966. It came with the matching Airline guitar in the last picture, which is being sold in a separate listing. This...

This Fender Precision Bass was made in the USA in 1965. All of the parts are original. It has a very old 60's red sparkle finish that was probably done shortly after the bass was sold. The color is close to candy apple...

This Wandre Cobra was made in Italy in the mid 1960's. These are wonderful and unique guitars. They have an unusual tone that comes in part from their aluminum necks. This example is in very nice all original condition....

This gorgeous 1965 Gibson Firebird I (non-reverse) comes in its rare, original Ember Red finish! This guitar features two screaming P-90 pickups, a short Maestro Vibrola, and a comfortable, Full C neck shape. There is...

This 1965 Fender Stratocaster in Sunburst is the complete package! As a transition-era instrument, it features a rosewood board, pearloid dots, and a transition logo. These grey bobbin pickups are all dated to August...

This 1965 Gibson ES-355TDC features ’64 appointments and original mono wiring from the factory! As Gibson’s top-of-the-line ES model, the 355 features block inlays on an ebony fretboard, a tortoiseshell...

And now for one of our personal favorite Fender custom colors! This 1965 Fender Stratocaster remains all original, including its Blue Ice Metallic finish. Originally appearing in 1965, this finish replaced Daphne Blue...

This 1965 Gibson Firebird III is a lovely “non-reverse” example, maintaining its bright Inverness Green finish! This guitar is just as green under the guard as it is all over its body, making it a great...

As far as Non-Reverse Firebirds are concerned, it doesn’t get much cooler than this factory 1965 XII in Kerry Green! This is one of Gibson’s rarest custom colors, so seeing it on this twelve-string example...