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1952 Gibson Les Paul Goldtop Mahogany/Maple
This is some guitar, the first year of the Les Paul! Designed by Ted McCarty and Les Paul, this guitar was the very first of the Les Paul line. Many consider these guitars prototypes since they were never assigned serial numbers. This one has the Gold Top, P-90 pickups and appears to be all original but for the nut. The playability is great and the tone is killer. This is a very rare, vintage Gibson Les Paul offered as part of a collection or individually.
Add to Compare1960-1961 Gibson Byrdland Maple/Spruce
This rare Byrdland comes from 1960, the first year they introduced the pointed Florentine cutaway. This blonde beauty is in great condition, the setup on this guitar is perfect and it plays like a dream. The Byrdland designs features a short 23.5″ scale which makes for easy reach and joyful bending. This one has that distinctive Byrdland sound and Al and I both love it.
Add to Compare1967 Guild Bluesbird M-75 Mahogany/Spruce
The Guild Bluesbird is a great design that employs a hollow body design for light weight and tone. The big single coil pickups offer a screamin’ tone for blues or a clean punch for Jazz and other styles. This vintage Guild is in great shape, with restoration work performed by Gilbert Diaz one of Guild’s three amigos.
Add to Compare1979 Martin EM-18 Maple/Walnut/
Martin made just 1375 EM-18 guitars from 1979-1982. While they did not make a big stir at the time, we find them to be a very cool guitar with great tone and a variety of settings (series & parallel) that give you the ability to get a funky single coil sort of tone as well as full-out screaming humbucker voicings. The body is laminated Maple & Walnut body have a race car sensibility and the Stauffer style headstock nods to the company’s history. This would be a fun addition to any collection and this one is in excellent condition.
SOLD Read moreScale Length 25.4 in Nut Width 1.63 in String Spacing 2 in Woods Acacia, Maple/Walnut