Electric Guitars
Epiphone 1964 Olympic Special DC Electric Guitar - 2 Tone Sunburst VINTAGE
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This is an all original Epiphone Olympic Special Double Cutaway electric guitar being sold in 'Excellent condition'.
A number of different guitars in Epiphone's history have been referred to as the Olympic. The Olympic Special was originally called the Olympic Junior, and was introduced in 1962. The Olympic Special was similar in design to the Gibson melody maker. Both models had a thin single-coil pickup and similar headstock design. The body of the Olympic Special was updated part way through 1965 with an asymmetrical shape.
- Years Of Production: 1962 - 1970
- Single-Coil Pickup,
- Two Control Knobs,
- Dot Inlays
- Standard Sunburst Finish
- Chipboard Case Included
Fender 1979 Musicmaster Electric Guitar USED - Black
$ 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.
Gibson 1952 ES-150 Hollow Body Electric Guitar - Vintage Sunburst VINTAGE
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As one of Gibson's first successful Electric Spanish (ES) guitars, the ES-150 was groundbreaking instrument in many ways. Like many Gibson guitars the ES-150 experienced a stoppage in production during World War II, and was reintroduced in 1946 with a number of changes. Most notably, the original blade or "Charlie Christian" pickup was replaced with a P-90.
- Years Of Production: 1936 - 1942, 1946 - 1956
- Maple Body
- Rosewood Fingerboard
- Non-Cutaway Archtop Hollowbody
- P-90 Pickup
- Trapezoid Inlays
- Bound Fingerboard
- Bound Top And Back
Gretsch 1958 G-6128 Duo-Jet Electric Guitar - Black VINTAGE
$ 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.
Harmony 1955 H-44 Stratotone Electric Guitar VINTAGE
$ 2,000.00
Kramer 1978 450G Deluxe Electric Guitar VINTAGE
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- Slightly Offset Double Cutaway Select American Black Walnut Body With Maple Center Strip
- Bolt-On Aluminum Neck
- 22 Fret Ebonol Fingerboard With Aluminum Dot Inlays
- Split Fork Aluminum Headstock
- Three Per Side Schiller M-6 Tuners
- Adjustable Bridge
- Two Hum Bucker Pickups
- Four Knobs (Two Value, Two Tone)
- Three Way Pickup Switch
- Chrome Hardware
- Natural Finish
- 25 Inch Scale
- Manufactured 1976-79
- Serial Number A3086
The Kramer aluminum neck era ran from 1976 to 1985 and was the legacy of the company before switching over to the more popular wood neck models uring the 80s. The first production batch of Kramers were introduced in November 1976. All of these early Kramers featured a "forked" aluminum headstock and aluminum "skeletal" neck (the Dukes had no headstock). These necks, designed for sustain, contained slots that ran the length of the neck for holding the wood fills in place. The idea of the wood inlays were to reduce the coldness feel of aluminum. Usually but not always, the wood neck fills were the same type and color as the body. The Ebonol fretboard contained large Phil Petillo designed "center-touch" frets, a zero nut and aluminum dot inlays. The higher up models had the mother of pearl "crown" shaped inlays. Scale lengths were 25". Tuners were Schallers. They were manufactured at the Kaiser Aluminum plant on East Avenue in Erie, Pennsylvania. The necks were attached to the body by two bolts and the bolts were covered by an oval shaped aluminum plate. Control cavity covers were also aluminum.
The first pickups were chrome covered with "Kramer" etched in the covers and pickup height was adjusted from the back of the guitar. The first models also had walnut pickup surronds that broke rather easily. Pickups were of an unknown origin but rumored to be Mighty Mites. Body woods in the beginning were fancier imported woods like koa, bubinga, swetenia, afromosia, etc. before going on to plain maple and walnut.
La Baye 1967 2x4 12-String Electric Guitar - Candy Apple Red VINTAGE
$ 2,500.00
- 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
Mosrite 1965 Ventures Model Electric Guitar - Pearl White VINTAGE
$ 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
Supro 1959 Rhythm Master Electric Guitar - Sunburst VINTAGE
$ 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
Teisco 1960's ET-200 Electric Guitar VINTAGE
$ 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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Washburn Custom Shop 1998 Nuno Bettencourt P-3 Electric Guitar VINTAGE
$ 1,099.99
- 1998 Washburn USA
- P3 Nuno Bettencourt
- Serial Number: 9804027
- Seymour Duncan Pickups
- Trans Burgundy
- Original Hardshell Case
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