Electric Guitars tagged "Vintage"

Fender 1957 Stratocaster Electric Guitar USED - Candy Apple Red

Fender

$ 42,000.00

1957 Fender Stratocaster!

Specifications

Serial Number: -19608
Weight: 7.4 lbs
Back and Sides: Alder
Top: Alder
Soft-V Profile Neck
Neck Wood: Maple
Fret Markers: Dots
Number of Frets: 21
Tuners: Kluson Deluxe
Switch: 3 Way
Pickups: Single Coil
Trem Arm and Ashtray cover included
Candy Apple Red finish
All electronics original
Original case included

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Fender 1979 Musicmaster Electric Guitar USED - Black

Fender

$ 1,500.00

Serial Number: S806523
Weight: 7.0 lbs
Maple neck
Poplar body
Rosewood fretboard
Pearloid dot inlays
Large headstock with single string tree
Top loading bridge with adjustable saddles
1 5/8" nut and 24" scale length
Single coil pickup with black cover
Includes case, cable, strap, picks, and original factory tags

Guitar is USED and shows signs of age/playwear. Overall good condition for its age.

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Gibson 1969 ES-335 TD Electric Guitar USED - Sunburst

Gibson

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Specifications

Serial Number: 531457
Weight: 7.8 lbs
1 5/8" Nut
24.75" Scale
No finish checking
Some playwear on back
Headstock/neck free of any cracks
No modifications
All original
Original case
One previous owner

**Guitar is used but in great shape for its age. Has playwear marks on the back and occasional random/small nicks in paint but in an impressive condition for vintage instrument.

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Gretsch 1958 G-6128 Duo-Jet Electric Guitar - Black VINTAGE

Gretsch

$ 5,000.00

The Duo-Jet stands as one of Gretsch's most iconic guitars and certainly its most iconic solidbody. This chambered solidbody is most closely associated with George Harrison who played one in the early Beatles era and throughout his whole career. While not as collectable as their Gibson or Fender counterparts, vintage Duo-Jets are amongst the most prized Gretsch solidbody guitars.

Years Of Production: 1953 - 1971
Single Cutaway
Chambered Solidbody
Chambered Mahogany Body
Mahogany Neck
Rosewood Fingerboard
Dual Filter'tron Pickups,
Master Tone And Individual Volume Controls,
G Tailpiece,
Gray Plastic Pickguard,
24 1/2-Inch Scale,
Roller Bridge
Standard Black
Newer Gretsch Hardshell Case

This is an all original Duo-Jet built in 1958. It's had some major body repairs on the neck near the headstock and on the back near the cavity. The guitar was cracked and professionally repaired. This guitar plays and sounds beautifully.

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Harmony 1955 H-44 Stratotone Electric Guitar VINTAGE

Harmony

$ 2,000.00

The Harmony Stratotone H44 is a real product of the American 1950’s aesthetic, with its metallic finish, ‘Stratotone’ name and atomic themed graphic on the headstock. It is built as a ‘neck through’ model, likely of poplar, with extra wood added to create the body shape. There is one pickup, in what is known as the ‘Hershey Bar’ design, with a plain cover and two rivets. For controls, there is a single volume and tone control, and a slider switch that slightly alters the brightness. The fingerboard and floating bridge are rosewood.

This is a VINTAGE guitar from 1955 being sold in 'All Original' condition.

Hardshell case included.

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La Baye 1967 2x4 12-String Electric Guitar - Candy Apple Red VINTAGE

La Baye

$ 2,500.00

Debuted at the 1967 Summer NAMM Show in Chicago, these unique guitars are not particularly in demand upon their release. The musicians at hand were not interested in playing a 2x4 shaped 12-String electric guitar. Maybe 1967 was their wrong time period to release this rare instrument. Yes, this is considered to be a rare find. Rare does not mean this guitar was a bad guitar or not made well, but mostly that there were not many of these fine instruments made. This is rare in that fact that there may only be a hand full of these instruments left, or maybe even just a hand full of these instruments ever produced.

The color is strikingly Candy Apple Red, and the vintage 2x4 shaped hardshell case only adds to the unique vibe of this rare 12-string electric guitar.

This is an excellent example of an early version of the La Baye 2x4 12-String.

Body Wood: Mahogany
Color: Candy Apple Red
Body Shape: Mahogany Solid Body 2x4
Neck Wood: Maple
Fingerboard Wood: Rosewood
Neck Profile: medium "C"
Neck Thickness (IN): 1st- .88" 12th- .97"
Fingerboard Radius: 7.25
Nut Width: 1-11/16 in
Case: Original Hardshell Case

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Mosrite 1965 Ventures Model Electric Guitar - Pearl White VINTAGE

Mosrite

$ 4,800.00

Released as the result of a collaboration between Mosrite and surf-rock group The Ventures, the Mosrite Ventures electric guitar was a short-lived, funky child of the '60s. High-gain pickups and a super slim neck, as well as a unique tremolo system, characterize the Ventures, and although the Ventures was reborn in various forms throughout Mosrite's existence, the models from the 1960s are considered the most collectible.

Offset Double Cutaway Hardwood Body
Set-In Maple Neck
22-Fret Bound Rosewood Fingerboard
Vibramute Vibrato Bridge
Chrome Hardware
Tortoise Shell Pickguard
2 Black Single Coil Pickups
Tone/Volume Conrols
3-Position Switch

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Supro 1959 Rhythm Master Electric Guitar - Sunburst VINTAGE

Supro

$ 1,999.99

This is a real deal 1959 Supro Rhythm Master in Sunburst finish. It's a rare model that was made in the original Chicago Valco factory. The guitar features two original patent number oversized single coil pickups, along with a piezo pickup. The little screws on the side are small pots, that you can adjust the volume & tone for each pickup.

Solid Maple Body
Kluson Deluxe Tuners
3-Way Selector
Master Volume Control
Neck: Round, '59 Chunky Profile
Original Hardshell Case Included

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Teisco 1960's ET-200 Electric Guitar VINTAGE

Teisco

$ 299.99

Teisco was a Japanese budget brand that produced guitars starting in the late '40s. By the early '60s, Teisco guitars became increasingly unique with a number of original shapes and designs being produced. Those imported to the United States were branded as Teisco Del Rey starting in 1965. Collector interest in Teisco and other budget import brands has increased in the past several years. Teiscos are notoriously difficult to date and identify as no comprehensive records were kept during production. The ET-200 was a two pick-up version of an earlier design.

Years of Production: 1960s

Design Elements: Two single-coil pickups, floral pickguard, dot inlays

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