Vintage Guitars and Gear

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We ship as soon as payment is verified. Usually within 24 hrs. Our current shipping fee is $100 for each individual domestic item shipped. This includes our white glove packing and insurance. The shipping fee will be added to all purchases. We pack and ship all items ourselves to ensure that they receive the care that they have earned. We do our best to protect these gems. We insure all shipments for their value so that, in the unlikely event one is damaged, the value of the instrument will be covered. We ship via our preferred carrier and provide you with all tracking information so that you can plan for receipt of your new instrument. We also highly recommend that all shipments be shipped with a receipt signature required. If you would like to make special shipping arrangements, please contact us and we will do our best to accommodate.

We make every effort to provide you honest information about the instrument you purchase. However, every flaw, scratch or ding may not be photographed or noticed on every instrument. By the nature of what we are collecting and selling, virtually all vintage instruments will have dings, scratches, and various other imperfections that come with age and use. We call it character. That's why we love them. Please carefully look at photographs and contact us if you require additional information. Please note that every instrument has been inspected and set up by our luthier for playability and appearance. But, your instrument may still require additional set up by you to make it exactly what is most comfortable and acceptable to you. In the unlikely event that your instrument arrives in a condition with damage or other issues not previously anticipated, please contact us immediately and we will assist. Should a return be required due to damage incurred in route, we must be notified within 48 hours. Please note that all other returns are at the recipients expense. Contact us to authorize and assist you in either case so that we can minimize cost and ensure the safe return of the instrument. All returns must arrive in the same condition in which they left our store and be insured for the full value of the instrument.

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1959 Gibson LG-3

$4,349
1959 Gibson LG-3
1959 Gibson LG-3 We found this gal amongst a grouping of other fine guitars. She is one rare bird (there were only 420+/- made in Kalamazoo in 1959). We couldn’t believe the amazing condition. This is a guitar that was well loved and cared for. The LG-3 is the top of the line on the smaller flat top LG series. They never reached the production levels of the LG-1 and LG-2 since they were the...
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1973 Martin D12-35

$3,295
1973 Martin D12-35
1973 Martin D12-35 A real beauty here! This is 12 string royalty (IOHO). We start with gorgeous/warm, aged Indian rosewood back and sides (with the familiar D-35 rosewood wedge inlay on the back). We then add the resonant spruce top. For comfort, the ebony fretboard is smooth and has plenty of freshly crowned fret left. The easy to play mahogany neck is set properly and the action is to spec...
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1972 Martin D12-20

$2,425
1972 Martin D12-20
1972 Martin D-12 20 We don’t sell that many 12 strings. We’re pretty picky. But, we’ve always liked this sort of mid-size Martin, and happened to find one on the East coast. The things we like about these Martins is that they have a nice full sound without the bulk of the larger Martin, Taylor and even Gibson 12 string models. The top is spruce, and the back and sides are aged mahogany. The...
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~1890 Unknown (Lyon & Healy?) Parlor

$2,395
~1890 Unknown (Lyon & Healy?) Parlor
Incredible 1890’s Parlor Sometimes we come across a guitar that has so much history and character that we just can’t resist. In this case, we saw this little parlor in need of some TLC and we couldn’t consign her to the firewood pile. So, we picked her up, cleaned her up and brought her back. She’s got an ebony pyramid bridge, a comfortable set up and we’ve cleaned her up and inspected...
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1968 Martin 0-16NY

$4,249
1968 Martin 0-16NY
1968 Martin 0-16NY These beautiful 12 frets came to fame in the early 1960’s. The 1961-77 period are the most coveted of the model. They have that folk era vibe that is hard to come by and harken back to the New York period of the Martin Company (Thus the NY designation) that is so desirable. The top is well aged spruce and the back and sides of the same age are mahogany with a beautiful...
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1942 Epiphone Zephyr

$4,995
1942 Epiphone Zephyr
1942 Epiphone Zephyr Wow! What a Guitar! It takes a bit to knock our socks off, but this is an unbelievable piece of electric guitar history. And she plays like a jazz era dream. If one were to pinpoint the golden era of Epiphone, this Zephyr would be in the bullseye. This is the mother of all the Regents and Deluxes you may find. It is hard to imagine all of the places she’s been and all of...
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