$5,995
Natural, solid mahogany top, back and sides, with neck reset and refret. Pre 1938 Martins are in high demand. The Martin factory made their best guitars during the great depression. This has forward shifted, scalloped...
$8,999
Freshly inspected and set up in-house by our esteemed Guitar Tech. In Very Good Vintage condition with moderate wear for an instrument of this age, including scratches, natural aging of parts and finish, and other...
$7,500
This is a great playing guitar that is 100% ready for the next 90 years. All these 90-year-old gems need work to bring them back to factory spec. All the work on this was done by one of the most respected luthiers in...
$10,000
All Mahogany Martin 00-17 Guitar (used, 1934) Mahogany back & sides Mahogany top Rosewood headstock faceplate with gold, Martin Script logo Ebony nut Open geared Grover tuning machines Rosewood fretboard with double...
$34,000
Selmer Orchestre Petite Bouche #403 from 1934, in excellent preserved and playable condition. The early 1930s saw the explosion of jazz orchestras, and with it an ever-increasing demand for guitars capable of competing...
$27,500
This Gibson Nick Lucas Special was made in the USA in 1934. These are rare and wonderful instruments. This example has the original style body with an original black finish - which was also the color of the one Nick...
$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...
Twelve Fret 00 Size Slot-Head Top-Of-The-Line Rosewood Back & Sides Also called a "Deluxe" and seems to have been made between the late Twenties and 1935. It was made by Regal for the Tonk Brothers, the owner of the...