Make/Model |
Year |
Condition |
Description |
Case |
Price |
|
| Gibson
'Chet Atkins' guitar |
c.
2002 |
VG+ |
Red
Top |
OHSC |
$1,495
SOLD |
| Gibson
Chet Atkins guitar |
1987 |
Exc. |
Model
CEC EB
Black |
OHSC |
$1,250
SOLD |
| Gibson ES-125TC |
c. 1960 |
Good |
A good player's instrument. Some definite fingerboard wear, but the frets are in good shape. The back of the neck and headstock are refinished crudely, with a long scratch down the back of the neck. Some dings in the top, with nice finish checking. |
newer HSC |
$1,395
SOLD |
| Dobro by Gibson |
c. 1989
|
VG
|
One of Dobro's basic models from the 1980s. It has that nice syrupy sound and good volume that these instruments are known for. We're pretty sure that the pickup was factory installed by the folks at Gibson. |
OHSC
|
$1,095
SOLD
|
| Gibson ES-140 |
c. 1951 |
Exc. |
3/4 size Gibson hollow body electric guitar in great shape. One repaired crack. Replacement jack and two replacement knobs. |
OHSC |
$1,695
SOLD |
| Gibson ES-225 |
1956 |
Exc. minus |
In excellent condition except for the non-original tuners and tailpiece. A wonderful player's guitar. |
|
$2,500
SOLD |
| Gibson ES-345TD |
c. 1974-1975
|
VG
|
Here is a classic from Gibson. The original trapeze tailpiece has been replaced by a stop tailpiece. The original is intact and in the accessories pocket. The finish on the guitar is a bit darker where the original tailpiece was. This is Gibson's original model that is wired for stereo. It appears, from some light marks in the finish, that someone had a stick-on pickup just in front of the bridge. Overall, the guitar is in great shape with some light to normal playing wear. |
OHSC
|
$2,785
SOLD
|
| Gibson J-45 |
c. 1971
|
G
|
This guitar has some normal playing wear and some dings and scratches, but, come on, it's almost 40 years old! It has some nice finish checking which is quite typical for Gibsons of this age. The bridge is original, but the tuners have been switched to newer Schallers. It has very good action and a cool dark cherry sunburst. |
OHSC
|
$1,495
SOLD
|
| Gibson
J-45 |
c.
2002 |
VG+ |
A
Gibson classic with factory-installed pickup |
OHSC |
$1,395
SOLD |
| Gibson J-50 |
c. 1957 |
VG |
Big sound.
That's the thing that comes to most people's minds (& ears) when
they strum this classic Gibson. Sure, this baby's been played hard and
looks a little rough - but that's why it sounds so great! One very old
repaired crack in the top (3 inches). Newer replaced tuners. |
NEW Gibson Case |
$3,250
SOLD |
| Gibson J-50 |
c. 1965
|
G
|
This Gibson is a real player, not so much a looker. It has had a neck set and a new bridge, so it plays great. Over the years it has had numerous cracks repaired in the top, but they all appear quite stable.
The fingerboard width at the bone nut is 1-9/16ths inches, so it is ideal for someone with smaller hands or who just likes a narrower neck. |
newer molded case
|
$1,495
SOLD
|
| Gibson J-100 |
c. 1970-72
|
|
|
|
$995
SOLD
|
| Gibson J-100 Extra |
c. 1994
|
Exc.
|
This jumbo has some light pick marks around the pickguard and a few superficial scratches here and there. Other than that, it is in excellent shape and has a real nice Gibson sound. |
OHSC
|
$1,395
SOLD
|
| Gibson
J-185 Guitar |
1990 |
Exc. |
Sunburst,
nice flame back |
OHSC |
$1,995
SOLD |
| Gibson
J-185 Koa Guitar |
1991 |
Exc. |
One
of 7 Koa models made - beautiful back |
OHSC |
$1,995
SOLD |
| Gibson J-200 |
c. 1969 |
VG+ |
One of
Gibson's biggest, baddest guitars from 1969. This one is designated
a factory 2nd, but we can't figure out why. It is all original except
for the saddle which replaces the old Tune-O-Matic monstrosity. It has
some normal pick wear and lots of nice finish checking. |
OHSC |
$3,500
SOLD |
| Gibson L-0 |
c. 1926
|
VG
|
Brown stain finish, birch back and sides. Spruce mahogany neck. Appears all original except later openback Grover tuners and some fairly heavy pickwear on the top and some scratches on the back. Looks to us like it has been refinished at some point. |
newer Gibson HSC
|
$2,750
SOLD
|
| Gibson
L-1 guitar |
c.
1992 |
VG+ |
Non-original
tuners
Clear pickguard added |
|
$995
SOLD |
| Gibson Robert Johnson L-1 |
c.
2006 |
Exc. |
A very pretty sounding small body guitar in great shape. Looks like it's hardly ben played. It has a Fishman Matrix pick up installed. |
OHSC |
$1,795
SOLD |
| Gibson L-4 |
c. 1937
|
Exc.
|
What a cool guitar! All original and in great shape. Back in the 1970s, the famous Johnny Smith offered to trade anything in his shop for this guitar. There is a little deterioration of the pickguard but we've seen way worse. The g string tuner button is bent but works fine. Overall, this beauty has a few small nicks and scratches but really is in fantastic condition. It has that classic arch-top boom to it and, because it's lived inside the original case its whole life, it smells divine. Serial #94923. |
OHSC
|
$3,500
SOLD
|
| Gibson
L-10 guitar |
c.
1937 |
VG |
Replaced
tuners |
HSC |
$2,500
SOLD |
| Gibson L-30 "Hank" |
c.
1936
|
VG
|
A nifty smaller bodied archtop with a flat back. It has some repaired cracks on the back and the back has also been refinished but that doesn't matter to us.... the top is where it's at. It has a beautiful sunburst finish and no cracks. The neck has a pronounced V profile and feels great. There are a few marks left over from the bad old capo days. This guitar makes us all want to change our names to Hank and join a western swing band. |
OSSC
|
$1,495
SOLD
|
| Gibson LG-1 |
c. 1964
|
Exc.
|
A nice smaller bodied guitar from the folks back in Kalamazoo. It has a great looking sunburst finish and no cracks. The tuners have been replaced with Grovers but the originals are in the case. Somewhere along the line the bridge has been replaced, no doubt because it would have had a nasty plastic one originally. The action is great and it has a punchy tone. It has a John Pearse wooden armrest that has been added, but we're certain that it could be easily removed by the new owner. That could be you! |
OSSC
|
$995
SOLD
|
| Gibson
Montana Gold Guitar |
1996 |
Exc. |
Fabulous
maple back - #23 of 250 |
OHSC |
$3,450
SOLD |
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| Guild
Archtop Tenor Guitar |
Assembled
in 2002
Serial
no. on label is 1974 |
VG |
Rosewood fingerboard
with block inlays
Maple body
with spruce top
Made by Carlo
Greco
Fishman bridge
pickup with endpin jack |
SSC |
$1,150
SOLD |
| Guild D-4 |
mid-90s |
VG |
A Westerly, R.I. made Guild in good shape. Some nicks in the neck, probably from a capo. |
OHSC |
$550
SOLD |
| Guild D-15 |
c. early 1980s
|
Exc.
|
A classic dreadnaught from the old Westerly, Rhode Island Guild factory. It has a big warm sound. A few minor dings in the back and some normal wear, but all in all it's in great shape. |
OHSC
|
$695
SOLD
|
| Guild D-40 |
c.1972
|
Exc.
|
Wow, this Guild is in remarkable condition for being close to 40 years old. No cracks and just a normal amount of playing wear. It plays like a dream and has a big dreadnaught sound. |
OHSC
|
$1,495
SOLD
|
| Guild
D-55 Brazilian |
New |
New |
A
special 50th anniversary model. Only 50 were made - this is #20.
We bought it NEW when they were made and just recently decided to
part with it. Most definitely an investment type of instrument! |
HSC |
$5,500
SOLD |
| Guild F-20 |
|
|
Description coming soon - if you are interested in this guitar, please call for more information. |
OSSC
|
SOLD
|
| Guild F-47ce |
c. 2000 |
Exc. |
A Westerly, R.I. Guild in great shape. It has the original Fishman Blender system on board. Some binding separation (2-1/2") in the waist on the treble side. |
OHSC |
$995
SOLD |
| Guild
F-512 NT (12-string) |
c.
1978 |
VG+ |
When
it comes to 12-strings, nothing beats an old Guild. This one's had
a recent neck set so it plays like it's new but it sounds like it's
30 years old. Two smaller cracks on the back appear to have been
repaired long ago. |
OHSC |
$1,995 SOLD
|
| Guild
Mark IV |
1984 |
Exc. |
From
the Westerly RI period of Guild.
Spruce top, Indian rosewood back and sides
No cracks or blemishes |
OHSC |
$995
SOLD |
Guild
Mark V
|
1981 |
Exc. |
From
the Westerly RI period of Guild.
Spruce top, Indian rosewood back and sides
No cracks or blemishes |
OHSC |
$1,095
SOLD |
| Guild Navarre F-50 |
c. 1976
|
VG
|
A classic jumbo from Guild. It has some normal playing wear and some finish checking. No cracks but some mild scratches. The binding along the fingerboard has the usual Guild cracking. The action is excellent and it sounds big. |
OHSC
|
$1,495
SOLD
|
| Guild Starfire IV - CH |
c. 1967
|
|
Guild's answer to the Gibson 335. It has had the tailpiece and bridge replaced. Also the original tuners have been replaced with Schallers. |
old Gibson HSC
|
$1,395
SOLD
|
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C.F.
Martin 'Custom' guitar
|
c.
1981 |
- |
Close
to an M-38 |
original
case |
$1,995
SOLD |
| Martin
2-27 Guitar |
1853-1885 |
VG |
Wonderful
example of a true parlor guitar - replacement tuners - plays like
a dream |
HSC |
$3,500
SOLD |
| Martin
2-1/2 - 27 guitar |
1858-1885 |
VG |
Restored
to playing condition by Bob Westbrook |
HSC |
$3,500
SOLD |
Martin 0-15 |
c. 1959 |
Exc. |
A great little Martin that just turned 50 last year. The finish is beautifully checked, with just a few scratches here and there. We have done a neck set so the guitar plays great.There are two small cracks(less than an inch) that have been repaired near the end pin. Otherwise, it is crack-free. Also, we have added a bridgeplate veneer as the top was getting a bit thin by the bridge pins. All in all, a wonderful small-bodied guitar. |
New HSC |
$2,250
SOLD |
| Martin 0-16NY |
c. 1963
|
Exc.
|
This single 0 Martin is in beautiful shape. It has no cracks and hardly any scratches or nicks. There are some fingernail marks around the area where a pickguard would go but really quite minimal. It has had a recent neck set so it is in great playing condition. A real beauty of a small guitar. |
OSSC
|
$1,995
SOLD
|
| Martin 0-16NY |
c. 1970
|
VG+
|
A very nice small-bodied guitar built at the tail end of the folk boom. The fingerboard is a hefty 1-7/8 inches at the nut. It is in great condition with no cracks. There are a few nicks and scratches but nothing very serious. The action is great. There is one spot, about the size of a dime, on the back of the neck (near the 7th fret) that appears to have been stained and refinished. |
Original over-
sized
HSC
|
$1,750
SOLD
|
| Martin 0-18 |
c. 1963
|
VG
|
This little guitar has one repaired center-seam crack on the top and the standard Martin pickguard crack that has also been repaired. It appears to have had a neck set at some point. A cutie. |
Taylor
HSC
|
$1,895
SOLD
|
| Martin 0-18T tenor guitar |
c. 1963
|
VG
|
This is the same model of tenor guitar
preferred by both Rabon Delmore (Delmore Brothers) and Nick Reynolds of the Kingston Trio. This one has had a somewhat difficult life, but it still looks fine and plays great. It has a few repaired cracks in the top and one puncture wound on the side of the upper bout (also repaired). The action is good and it has a very nice tone. |
OSSC
|
$1,495
SOLD
|
| Martin 0-28 |
c.1927
|
|
|
new case
|
SOLD
|
| Martin 00-16C |
c. 1974
|
Exc.
|
Wow! This guitar is in beautiful shape - has had only one owner, who obviously never touched it with a flatpick. It has a lovely warm tone. There are two finish blemishes on the back of the neck close to the heel. Other than that, it's a real nylon string beauty. |
Original molded case (blue)
|
$1,495
SOLD
|
| Martin
00-15-L |
2000 |
|
|
OHSC |
$750
SOLD |
| Martin 00C-16DB Limited Edition |
c. 1997
|
Exc.
|
This is #67 in Martin's limited "Women in Music" series. It is all-solid spruce and mahogany with a deeper body (DB) than is found on a standard 00. It has a slotted headstock but a 14-fret neck, which is also not the norm on a 00. This guitar is in great shape and has a surprisingly large voice for a smaller bodied guitar. |
Original molded case
|
$995
SOLD
|
| Martin 00-18 |
c.1951
|
VG
|
A nice punchy sounding smaller bodied Martin. It has some normal playing wear, and there is a small repaired pickguard crack. At some point it looks like it had two small bolts through the bridge; the bolts were later removed and the holes filled. |
old SSC
|
$2,500
SOLD
|
| Martin 00-28G |
|
|
Description coming soon ... |
|
SOLD
|
| Martin 000-18 |
c.1926
|
VG+
|
Here is a very interesting instrument. It has a 12-fret neck with a slotted headstock but has Martin's long scale length. Very rare. The width at the nut is 1-13/16ths inches. The guitar has been refinished. Somewhere along the line, we think someone put some rhinestones in the headstock (can you say 1960s?), but they were removed before it was refinished. There have been numerous cracks repaired well, and there are a few patches also very professionally repaired. The tuners have been replaced. This guitar is incredibly light, as any 80-year-old Martin should be, and the sound jumps out of it. Somebody at sometime spilled something inside the soundhole. We think it was glue and glitter ... possibly another relic of the sixties? Most of it has been cleaned up and we don't think it affects the guitar at all. |
newer HSC
|
$5,500
SOLD
|
| Martin
000-18 guitar |
c.
1972 |
VG+ |
Repaired
pickguard crack |
original
case |
$1,395
SOLD |
| Martin 000-18 |
c. 1975 |
Exc. |
This guitar is a real timepiece. Everything is original, including the nut, saddle, tuners, pickguard, etc. No cracks, not even the infamous Martin pickguard crack. The finish has not even started to check. There are some light pick scratches on the front. The back has a half dozen marks from a vinyl strap that was packed in the case with the guitar on top. |
OHSC |
$1,995
SOLD |
| Martin 000-28 |
c. 1970
|
VG+
|
Supposedly, Martin stopped using Brazilian Rosewood in 1969. This is the 23rd guitar built in 1970 and it has beautiful straight grained Brazilian Rosewood... Go figure. It has had a recent neck set, so it plays great. It has had Martin's standard dot inlays replaced with their fancier slotted diamond inlays. Also, the pickguard is a replacement. It has some normal playing wear and normal finish checking. No cracks - a finger picker's dream guitar. |
OHSC
|
$5,000
SOLD
|
| Martin 000-28 |
c. 1980
|
Exc.
|
This is one of Martin's favorite models. It is in excellent condition and plays wonderfully. There are a few scratches on the top and what looks like a few capo marks on the neck. All of them are quite superficial. A twenty-eight year-old guitar that looks about ten years old. |
OHSC
|
$1,995
SOLD
|
| Martin
000-28 guitar |
1998 |
Exc. |
"Short
scale" (24-3/4")
Spruce
and Indian rosewood
Condition is remarkable, considering extensive water damage (detail
with photos).
Masterfully repaired to better than new condition by Bob Westbrook
of Cheyenne, WY.
Fishman matrix pick-up. |
Molded OHSC
|
$1,795
SOLD |
| Martin D12-20 12-String |
c. 1964
|
VG +
|
A real boomer of a guitar. It has had a neck set, so it has great action. There is some normal playing wear, but no cracks. We don't usually see 45-year-old Martins in such good condition. |
OHSC
|
$1,995 SOLD
|
| Martin D-12-20 guitar |
c. 1971 |
Good |
An excellent "workingman's" 12-string. We've done a neck set and plane and re-fret, so it plays great. Two small repaired cracks by the pickguard and a small patch near the centerseam on top. This is a BIG sounding Martin. |
Original molded case |
$1,295
SOLD |
| Martin D-12-35 |
c. 1969
|
VG+
|
This is a killer 12-string guitar with beautifully figured Brazilian Rosewood. The action is excellent so it plays like a dream.
It looks like the bridge has been re-glued and the pickguard has shrunk. There are a couple of finish cracks on the top. There is one repaired crack (in the wood) in the center panel on the back but it looks and feels very stable. |
newer
HSC
|
$3,395
SOLD
|
| Martin
D-15 guitar |
1999 |
VG+ |
Solid
mahogany top |
molded
case |
$550
SOLD |
| Martin
D-15 guitar |
c.
2003 |
VG+ |
B-Band
undersaddle pickup installed |
molded
case |
$675
SOLD |
| Martin D-16H guitar |
c. 1994 |
Exc. |
A nice all solid wood dreadnaught. Mahogany back and sides with a spruce top. It has a satin finish and plays great. Some light scratches on the pickguard, but other than that, it is very clean. |
Original molded case |
$995
SOLD |
| Martin
D-18 guitar |
c.
1972 |
VG |
Has
had neck set and new Martin bridge |
original
case |
$1,595
SOLD |
| Martin D-18 Vintage Series |
c. 1996
|
VG+
|
This excellent boomer of a guitar has but one flaw - a nicely repaired center seam crack just below the bridge. Otherwise, this D-18 shows very little playing wear or usage of any sort. |
OHSC
|
$1,595
SOLD
|
| Martin
D-19 guitar |
c.
1978 |
VG+ |
A
D-18 with stained top
Repaired pickguard crack |
OMC |
$1,300
SOLD |
| Martin D-28 Guitar |
c. 1968 |
VG |
One of
the last "real" D-28s by Martin. Nice straight grain Brazilian
rosewood.
The neck has some play wear and a couple of capo marks. Some deep scratches
in the top but no cracks. It has an end pin jack installed but there
is no pick up.
The action is excellent and the sound is great. |
OHSC |
$4,350
SOLD |
Martin D-28
(with Fishman Active pickup) |
c. 1970
|
G
|
This is an interesting guitar. It was built in 1970, but sometime in the mid-80s the owner broke the neck. So, he sent it to Martin because he was the original owner (he still is), and they replaced the whole neck, including one of those new-fangled adjustable truss rods. It has had a few cracks over the years, but they have all been repaired. This is definitely what we would call "a player"! |
HSC
|
$1,300
SOLD
|
| Martin D-28 guitar |
c. 1974 |
Near mint |
This D-28 is a real time piece - one owner, who took very good care of it. The only flaws we see are the beginnings of a pickguard crack. Also, there is a small crack in the fingerboard from frets 17-20. Everything else looks mint, including the case! |
Original molded case |
$2,100
SOLD |
| Martin
D-41 guitar |
2004 |
Exc. |
A semi-fancy
Martin in great shape
Some scratching around the pickguard - very minimum wear anywhere
else
A very good sound but we think it's still gonna open up some! |
Original
molded case |
$2,095
SOLD |
| Martin D-41 |
c.2006
|
|
|
OHSC
|
$2,250
SOLD
|
| Martin
HD-28 Guitar |
1983 |
VG |
Big
sound - some pick scratches in top |
OHSC |
$1,995
SOLD |
| Martin HD-28 |
c. 1993
|
Exc.
|
Some normal pickwear on the pickguard. There is one scratch in the finish near the bottom on the treble side but it just adds a little character. |
Original molded case
|
$1,750
SOLD
|
Martin
HD-28 guitar
|
c.
2004 |
Near
mint |
A
classic model from a great maker.
Upgraded Greven pickguard - every-thing else is original.
Overall it's in great shape. |
original
molded case |
$1,795
SOLD |
| Martin OM-21 Special |
c.2010
|
Near Mint
|
A great custom model OM from Martin in brand new condition. |
OHSC
|
$2,250
SOLD
|
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| Alhambra Classic Guitar |
c. 1981
|
|
Solid cedar and rosewood |
SSC |
$695
SOLD |
| Breedlove "Nouveau" guitar |
c. 2002 |
Exc. |
This is a very striking nylon string guitar made of Western Red Cedar and Myrtlewood.
It has a radiused fingerboard. The nut width is 1 and 7/8 inches.
It is in great shape and has just one nick in the finish by the bridge. |
OHSC |
$1,995
SOLD |
| Cordoba Model 50R |
c. 2001
|
|
New bone nut and saddle
New tuning machines with OMC |
|
$650
SOLD |
| Duane
Waterman classic guitar |
c.
1992 |
Exc. |
Brazilian
rosewood
Gilbert
tuners
Scalloped fingerboard |
HSC |
$2,500
SOLD |
| Eusebio
Hernandez Huipe Classical Guitar |
2002 |
VG+ |
Spruce
top, Palo Escrito back and sides
Hand-built guitar from Paracho, Mexico
Very nice sound |
light
HSC |
$750
SOLD |
| Felix Manzanero classical guitar |
|
|
|
|
SOLD
|
| Favilla Classic Guitar |
1960s
|
VG
|
An all-solid mahogany guitar built in the 1960s. One old repaired crack near the bridge. A very nice "folk" guitar. |
newer HSC
|
$495
SOLD
|
| Francisco Navarro Flamenco Negra Grand Concert guitar |
2003
|
G
|
This instrument is a very punchy flamenco negra. It has a cut-away cedar top with Palo Escrito back and sides, as well as an LR Baggs ibeam pickup. Thepickup is mounted on the under side of the top, just below the bridge, which allows for golpes to be heard when the guitar is amplified. As with most flamenco guitars, there is a bit of playing wear. And just below the bridge there is a crack that has been professionally repaired by our luthier. This instrument currently retails for $2,500. Navarro's instruments continue to increase in value, as his instruments are among the most sought-after guitars produced in Mexico. |
HSC
|
$1,395
SOLD
|
| Pimentel & Sons guitar |
c. 1982
|
VG+
|
A very nice student grade instrument from the well-known workshop of Pimentel.
It has a cedar top and walnut back and sides. It has no cracks and a normal amount of playing wear. |
HSC
|
$995
SOLD
|
Ricardo
Sanchis guitar by Vicente Sanchis, builder
|
1960s |
VG
at best |
A
great sounding and playing instrument
Cedar top, Spanish cypress back and sides, very light in weight |
HSC |
$695
SOLD |
| Saburo Nogami baritone Classical guitar |
c.1975
|
|
|
HSC
|
$1,795
SOLD
|
Takamine
"Hirade" model E 904B
|
1984 |
Exc. |
Has
original pickup and E.Q. |
OHSC |
$1,195 SOLD |
Vicente Sanchis
Model 40
|
1981
|
|
This Sanchis was made by (and signed by) the father in 1981. The top appears to be Spruce, by the color, although the grain lines could indicate Cedar. The back and sides are of a lovely Indian Rosewood, looking quite close to Brazilian. There is some scarring from playing, and one top seam crack which has been secured (cleated). The pickguard is original; we had thoughts of removing it but found that there was no finish underneath. The action is quite good, and the sound is very good. |
OHSC
|
$2,250
SOLD
|
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| Amistar "Brown Sugar" resonator guitar |
c. 2007
|
VG+
|
Here's a rockin' resonator guitar from the Czech maker Amistar. It has an excellent reso sound when played acoustically, but it also has two pickups: one is a good "acoustic" pickup, but when you really want it to scream, you kick in the P-90 pickup. Overall, it is in great condition, with just some finger prints on the metal parts - otherwise it looks new. This guitar looks cool, sounds cool, and if you buy it you'll BE cool! |
molded
case
|
$1,495
SOLD
|
| Armstrong Dansant Archtop guitar |
c. 1939-1940 |
|
This guitar was at the top of Harmony's line prior to World War II. It is an all-solid-wood instrument with a nice archtop-y sound. |
OHSC |
$1,000
SOLD
|
| Benedetto "Andy" archtop guitar |
c. 2008
|
Exc.
|
You talk about cute... this baby is cute! It is an all-solid wood, hand-carved 3/4-size archtop guitar from the workshop of Bob Benedetto. The model is named for his son. It has a 23-inch scale and is a blast to play. It has all the craftsmanship of Mr. Benedetto's bigger instruments, just in a smaller package. |
custom
gig bag
|
$1,500
SOLD
|
| C. Fox "Sonoma D" |
c.1999
|
Exc.
|
This slope-shouldered dreadnought was built by the highly-regarded luthier Charles Fox. His shop at the time was in Healdsburg, California - home to the world-famous luthiers' exhibition. This guitar has Indian Rosewood back and sides, sitka spruce top, and a mahogany neck. It has beautiful abalone inlays on the fingerboard and a matching rosette, bound fingerboard and headstock and herringbone trim on the top. It even has Waverly tuners and a fabulous Ameritage hard shell case! Big dreadnought sound and plays like a dream. |
Ameritage Case!
|
$2,495
SOLD
|
| Collings 0002H |
c.1994
|
VG+
|
This guitar is in real nice condition. It has some normal pick wear and a few nicks but no cracks. It is set up well and plays great. |
OHSC
|
$2,250
SOLD
|
| Collings 000 2H |
c. 1996 |
Exc. |
One
of our favorite models of guitar built by one of our favorite makers.
Great look, great sound, punchy. |
OHSC |
SOLD |
| Collings D2-H guitar with
Calton case! |
1999 |
Exc. |
Beautiful
guitar with big sound |
Calton
Case! |
$4,250
SOLD |
| Collings D-3 |
c. 2001
|
Exc.
|
A beautiful dreadnaught from the workshop of Bill Collings in Austin, Texas. Everything is bigger in Texas, including the sound of this rosewood beauty. It looks to us like it has hardly been played. It has super tight-grained Sitka spruce on top, but you might not notice it because of the gorgeous sunburst that they put on this guitar. |
OHSC
|
$3,550
SOLD
|
| Collings SJ |
c. 2001
|
VG+
|
A gorgeous guitar from Bill Collings' highly skilled minions. Nicely figured maple on the back and sides and very tight-grained spruce on the top. It's in great condition with some light pick scratches in the usual places and a few small nicks here and there. Serial #6740 09/01 |
OHSC
|
$2,495
SOLD
|
| Epiphone FT-45 Cortez |
c.1967
|
G+
|
A neat smaller body guitar built by the Gibson folks in Kalamazoo. This is the Epiphone version of Gibson's LG-2. It is in great playing condition, good action, etc. It has had one crack near the pickguard repaired. Overall the finish has a nice crazing look, very typical of older Gibsons and Epiphones. |
OSSC
|
$995
SOLD
|
| Epiphone Triumph Regent Archtop |
c. 1952-1953
|
Exc.
|
Here it is big guitar fans, a real beauty from the early fifties. This guitar is aged to perfection with some beautiful crazing in the finish, no cracks in the gorgeous spruce and maple. The binding has shrunk in spots and has cracked in a couple places but this is easily fixed by any good repair person. The pickup was chosen and installed in the mid 80's by Johnny Smith. He told the owner that the new pickups on the market were no good and he would sell him one of his vintage pickups! The neck is good and straight and the action is low. ser. # 66051 |
OHSC
|
$2,495
SOLD
|
| Epiphone
Zephyr Deluxe Regent Guitar |
1951 |
VG+ |
A
classic archtop guitar from the early '50s - non-original tuners |
OHSC |
$3,500
SOLD |
| Fender Telecaster Thinline |
1974 |
|
Comes with rectangular molded hard shell case. |
HSC |
$2,995
SOLD |
| Godin Multiac Steel Blue HG |
c. 1999
|
VG+
|
This is the steel string version of Godin's Multiac series of acoustic/electric guitars. The only real sign of wear on it are the numerous light pick scratches. It has custom RMC electronics complete with an EQ system. It has the usual 1/4-inch out but also a 13-pin out for most guitar synths. Also, as you can see, it has a killer blue sunburst finish. |
OHSC
|
$895
SOLD
|
| Harwood Parlor Guitar |
c. 1900 |
VG+ |
This is the second Harwood we have had in the store in the past few months.
This one has the original top, although the bridge has been replaced. The action is great and it plays great. There are a few old repaired cracks on the sides and back. There are some dings in the top but no cracks. The finish has a beautiful fine crackle to it. A real cool small guitar. |
Blue Heron gig bag |
$1,495
SOLD |
| Harwood Parlor Guitar |
c. 1910 |
Exc. |
A real
nice prize for the small guitar lover.
This guitar was completely refurbished about 4 years ago, including
a new top.
Back and sides are Brazilian rosewood (naturally).
There are two repaired cracks in the back.
This guitar is a little jewel. |
Nice
HSC |
$995
SOLD |
| Heritage
Archtop model H-576 guitar |
early
1990s? |
VG |
A
golden tobacco sunburst |
HSC |
$1,595
SOLD |
| Huss and Dalton DS |
c.2008
|
|
|
|
$2,495
SOLD
|
| Jerry Jones "Neptune" electric 12-string guitar |
c. 1999?
|
Exc.
|
This is the three pickup, double cutaway, red and white version of this cool guitar by Jerry Jones. It has a five-position selector switch, and the guitar looks like it's hardly been played. It certainly has never made it to even one bar gig. |
HSC by TKL
|
$875
SOLD
|
| Larrivee D-05 |
c. 2002?
|
near Mint
|
An almost unplayed dreadnought at a great price. It has a clear pickguard. |
OHSC
|
$995 SOLD
|
|
mid-1990s |
|
Old
Style parlor (satin finish)
Cedar and mahogany
Repaired center seam cracks, top and back |
Orig.
gig bag |
$350
SOLD |
| Larrivee Parlor Guitar Limited Edition |
c. 2000 |
Exc. |
This was a very limited edition built just for the NAMM trade show in 2000. It has all solid koa back and sides, with a solid spruce top. It has had a clear pick guard added and also a McIntyre Feather pick up. |
OHSC |
$750
SOLD
|
| Martin and Humphrey Model C1-R guitar |
c. 1998 |
VG+ |
A collaboration by well-known classical builder Thomas Humphrey and the Martin guitar company.
It has a tapered profile and raised finger-board. It has a Fishman pickup installed. Some minor scratches and a little finish chipping by the endpin. It also has a strap button. |
OHSC |
$795
SOLD |
| Monteleone Eclipse Archtop Guitar |
c. 1990
|
Exc.
|
A gorgeous archtop guitar from John Monteleone. It's built from beautifully flamed maple. It has some light finish checking on the top but overall it is in great shape. Please inquire about the price if this beauty interests you. |
HSC
|
SOLD
|
| National Triolian Tenor guitar |
c. 1930 |
VG |
S/N 1058
The coolest sounding (and looking) tenor guitar we've seen in a long time. The stain has worn off the fingerboard and some pick wear on cover plate. National made tenors in 2 shapes: triangular and this (more rare) guitar shape. |
OHSC with broken hinges |
$1,795
SOLD |
| NBN
Model R-1 guitar |
c.1970s? |
VG+ |
Spruce top,
Indian rosewood back and sides
16" wide
Ebony fingerboard and bridge
5-ply rosewood deck
Pickup |
OHSC |
$1,795
SOLD |
NBN
Model R-1 guitar
|
c.1970s? |
Good |
Spruce top, Indian rosewood back and sides
16" wide
Ebony fingerboard and bridge
5-ply rosewood deck
Repaired cracks, checked finish, non-original tuners |
OHSC |
$995
SOLD |
| NBN R-2 Guitar |
1970s?
|
VG+
|
This NBN model R-2 - #0070 (1970s?) - comes with the original hardshell case. Good neck, big, bright, crisp voice. No top cracks, slight wave to rosette, treble side. Unique NBN fan bracing system. One glued crack bottom, bass side. |
OHSC
|
$2,750
SOLD
|
Olson "OM" Guitar
|
c.1982
|
VG
|
We talked with James Olson about this guitar. He calls this his "OM" shape, which he no longer makes. It is spruce and mahogany. The nut width is 1-11/16ths inches; scale length is 25-3/8 inches. There is a seam split, below the bridge, which has been repaired. The action is good, and the instrument is very playable. Lovely tone... just ask James Taylor. |
OHSC
|
$3,495
SOLD
|
| Ovation
nylon string guitar model 1613-4 |
c.
1976 |
VG+ |
Original
factory electronics |
Original
molded case |
$695
SOLD |
| Pogreba
Resonator Guitar |
|
Exc. |
Wood
body, Pontiac cover, great example of a Pogreba |
HSC |
$1,195
SOLD |
| Santa Cruz 1934 D |
New
|
New
|
This highly-limited edition was hand-built for one of our customers and is sold. But we would love to have Santa Cruz build one for you. Check out Premier Guitar's great review of this model. |
HSC
|
$15,000
SOLD
|
| Santa Cruz D-86 |
c. 1981 |
Exc. |
A
really cool Santa Cruz dreadnought, with:
- Highly
figured Koa back and sides, spruce top
- A
recent neck set by Santa Cruz's repair guru, Dan Roberts - so
it plays great
- Some
finish checking along the grain lines, but no cracks
- Factory-installed
pickup |
OHSC |
$2,200
SOLD |
Santa Cruz D-Koa
(with Fishman Active pickup) |
c. 1989
|
VG
|
Wow, did Richard Hoover find some beautiful wood to build this guitar! Highly flamed koa back and sides, with very tight-grained spruce on top. It has a lovely inlay on the headstock and a "snowflakes and diamonds" pattern on the fingerboard. The top has had two repaired cracks, and there is some normal playing wear - but all in all, this is a cool guitar. It has a big voice with a very distinctive bass. |
newer Martin case
|
$1,650
SOLD
|
Santa Cruz D/PW
(with pickup) |
c. 2005
|
VG+
|
This is an excellent choice for anyone who is on the hunt for a classic dreadnought look and sound. It is rosewood and spruce with a big bluegrass voice. It has an active Baggs iBeam pickup already installed, so it's ready for the stage. |
OHSC
|
$1,995
SOLD
|
| Santa Cruz H98 |
c. 1990 |
Exc. |
Two
Words: Brazilian Rosewood. This was a custom H model from Santa Cruz
built in late 1990. It has a beautifully figured Brazilian rosewood
back and sides and very straight, tight-grained spruce top. The fingerboard
is 1-13/16 inches wide at the nut. The only problem we see is some
finish cracking on the top. |
HSC |
SOLD |
Santa Cruz Custom "H" Guitar
|
c. 2009
|
Exc.
|
This is a beautiful looking and sounding custom guitar from Santa Cruz Guitar Company. It is their 14-fret model with: Indian Rosewood back and sides, Sitka Spruce top, a torch inlay on a Brazilian Rosewood overlay on the headstock, and gold Waverly tuners. An B-Band pickup and pre-amp were installed by the Santa Cruz folks. It has very minor play wear. There are some light finish flaws in the top along the edges of the lower bout that are barely visible. We think that the cause may have been that the guitar was put in its case and shipped before the finish was completely cured, leading to the finish flaws. It is a very minor issue on an otherwise gorgeous custom guitar. |
OHSC
|
$3,495
SOLD
|
Santa
Cruz "OM"
|
c.
1994 |
Good+ |
A
few repaired cracks
Has Fishman pickup |
OHSC |
$1,695
SOLD |
Santa Cruz OM |
c. 1996
|
Exc.
|
This is a very clean guitar. It appears to have been only played fingerstyle with the only playing marks on the pickguard. It has one finish crack near the center seam, on the top right at the bottom. Other than that, it almost looks brand new. This model, new, currently lists at $4375.00 so this one is a real deal at our price. |
OHSC
|
$2,895
SOLD
|
| Santa Cruz OM/PW |
c. 2004 |
Exc. |
This OM
is in fantastic condition.
No cracks, with just a little bit of pick wear on the pickguard. |
OHSC |
$1,995
SOLD |
| Santa Cruz OM/PW |
c. 2007
|
Exc.
|
This little beauty is the most popular model of all the Santa Cruz guitars that we sell. The list price for a new one of these is currently $3,775. That makes this barely played one a real steal! It's in almost new condition, just some light fingernail wear on the pickguard. Great tone, great action, great deal! |
OHSC
|
$2,495
SOLD
|
| Santa Cruz Tony Rice Guitar |
c. 1988
|
Exc.
|
This is a really great dreadnought guitar
from the folks at Santa Cruz.
It has a thin neck with a pronounced "V" shape that feels great.
It has no cracks,very few scratches, and just some mild pick wear in the usual spots.
Big soundhole means a big sound. A classic flat-picking guitar signed by the master himself. |
OHSC
|
$2,850
SOLD
|
| Santa Cruz Tony Rice Custom D Guitar |
c. 1998
|
Exc.
|
We talked to the folks at Santa Cruz about this one. It is a custom model because it has a low profile neck and it is 1-3/4 inch neck at the nut. That's just a hair wider than their standard width for the Tony. There is a repaired center seam crack and some light buff marks on the headstock - it looks like someone tried to buff out some string scratches. |
OHSC
|
$2,795
SOLD
|
| Santa Cruz "Tony Rice" model |
c. 2007
|
Exc.
|
The Tony Rice model is the flagship of Santa Cruz's dreadnought line. Big soundhole, big sound! This guitar is in great shape - no cracks, plays nice. It has a couple of small scratches on the top and some normal pick wear. The new list price on this model is $4,650, but you can grab this one for less than 3 grand. And as if that wasn't a good enough value, it also has a B-Band under-saddle pickup installed. |
OHSC
|
$2,995
SOLD
|
Santa Cruz Vintage Artist Guitar
|
c. 1994
|
|
This guitar was originally purchased and owned by Tom Paxton. Since this was his "working" guitar, it has the full and rich sound you would expect - and there is play wear. There is a repaired crack and some finish crazing on the top. The instrument is otherwise in fine shape, with a "v" style neck. There is also a pick-up, of unknown origin. A letter from Tom accompanies this instrument, validating its history. Please call for more information if you are interested in this guitar. |
HSC
|
$3,500
SOLD
|
| Santa Cruz VS "Vintage Southerner" |
c. 2007?
|
Exc.
|
A beautiful vintage-looking box from Richard Hoover and his talented workforce out in Santa Cruz. This slope-shouldered D is mahogany and spruce. It has a 24-3/4" scale length and a 1-11/16" width at the nut. It looks brand new and it plays like a dream. |
OHSC
|
$2,750
SOLD
|
| Squier Stratocaster |
1985
|
|
|
HSC
|
$475
SOLD
|
| Tacoma PKK40 |
c. 1999? |
Exc. |
A beautiful all-solid Koa guitar - no cracks, no scratches, look great. The last list price for this guitar was $2,725, and this one looks like it's hardly been played. |
OHSC |
$1,795
SOLD |
| Takamine
LTD 99 |
c.
1999 |
VG |
A
limited edition, with mountain scenes around the soundhole and on
the 12th fret.
Has full electronics with EQ |
Original
molded case |
$795
SOLD
|
Taylor 314
|
c. 2005 |
Near Mint |
This guitar looks new, except for some light scratches on the pickguard. At $600 less than the list price of a new one, it's a deal! |
OHSC |
$795
SOLD |
| Taylor 414ce |
c. 2003
|
Exc.
|
Here's a great option for someone looking for a mid-sized guitar with a good pickup system. Taylor's Grand Auditorium body shape with Taylor's Expression system — you can't go wrong. This guitar is in great shape with just a couple of small dings and hardly any playing wear. |
OHSC
|
$1,350
SOLD
|
Taylor 424ce SL |
c. 2007
|
Exc.
|
This guitar is a Spring Limited Edition from 2007 by Taylor. It is a 400 series (gloss top, satin back and sides) made with all solid koa. It has minimal playing wear and looks almost brand new. It also has Taylor's Expression pickup system on board. If you have priced any koa guitars out there, you know what a great bargain this is for a quality instrument in great shape. |
OHSC
|
$2,150
SOLD
|
Taylor 512
|
c. 1995 |
Exc. |
Taylor's
smallest body size in very nice Honduran mahogany and spruce.
Looking at this guitar, it's hard to believe that it's 12 years old.
Lovely bright, clear tone. The new list price on this model is $2,798! |
OHSC |
$1,295
SOLD |
| Taylor 512 |
c. 2004
|
VG+
|
A very nice small-bodied Taylor. It has a few cosmetic dings and some normal playing wear, but no cracks. It is set up well and has a nice punchy tone. |
OHSC
|
$1,350
SOLD
|
Taylor 512ce |
c. 2007 |
New |
This is a great little guitar with Taylor's high end Expression pick up system on board. Even though we have this listed on our "Used and Vintage" page, it is a new guitar. We have had it for over 2 years and we would like to see it go to a nice home instead of growing old here. Thus, the nice price. It has an all-solid Mahogany body with a nicely figured Spruce top. Won't you please give it a new home? |
OHSC |
$2,350
SOLD |
| Taylor 555ce 12-string |
c. 2001
|
Exc.
|
This is Taylor's jumbo body shape with the original Fishman pickup system... add 12 strings and you've got one big sounding guitar. It is in great cosmetic and playing condition with some normal pick wear on the pickguard and two small nicks. |
OHSC
|
$1,795
SOLD
|
Taylor
710 guitar
|
c.
1999 |
Exc. |
Cedar
top
Nice warm, big sound
Fishman soundhole pickup installed, with microphone |
HSC |
$1,395
SOLD |
| Taylor 712ce |
c. 2005
|
Exc.
|
Here's a great little guitar in great condition. This is Taylor's Grand Concert shape, which is very comfortable to play. Even though this 712ce is 5 years old, it looks virtually brand new. The new list price on this model is $3,638, so this one is a steal at only $1,795. |
OHSC
|
$1,795
SOLD
|
| Taylor 810ce guitar |
c. 1999
|
VG
|
Here is an excellent value for one of Taylor's flagship models. It has been played quite a bit, so it has opened up nicely and has a big voice. It has had one crack professionally repaired on the top, and one corner of the pickguard is coming up slightly. Otherwise it has just normal playing wear for a 12-year-old guitar. It has a factory installed Fishman Blender system, so it is ready to go to your next gig. |
OHSC
|
$1,295
SOLD
|
Taylor 812C Guitar w/ Fishman pickup |
c. 1996
|
VG
|
This smaller bodied Taylor has some nicks and scratches, but overall it's in real good shape. We think that the Fishman pickup was added sometime after the guitar's manufacture because the guitar's label just says it is an "812c". Either way, it sounds good and plays good. |
OHSC
|
$1,795
SOLD
|
Taylor 814ce
|
c. 2008
|
Exc.+
|
Here is a great barely-used example of Taylor's top selling high-end guitar. It is in near mint condition and plays like a dream. The new list price on this model is over $4,000, so this one is a steal at less than 2 grand! |
OHSC
|
$1,995
SOLD
|
Taylor JKSM Signature Model |
c. 2000
|
Exc
|
The precise model name of this guitar is the JKSM. It is number 222 of 1000. It has a few minor nicks but overall is in great shape. It has a Fishman pickup that was factory installed. |
OHSC
|
$1,295
SOLD
|
| Taylor Leo Kottke 12-String Guitar |
c. 1997
|
Exc.+
|
A really big sounding 12-string in extremely good condition. It really looks like this one hardly ever got out of its case. |
OHSC
|
$1,695
SOLD
|
Weissenborn
Style #2
|
c. 1926 |
Good+ |
We sure don't see these very often. This one came into our store needing some repairs, but it was well worth the effort. The original tuners have been replaced with tuners of the same period. We have repaired a center seam crack and reglued some of the binding. Over the past 80 years, the finish has morphed into a fabulous golden crackle. Naturally, the whole instrument is solid koa. |
No case |
$2,500
SOLD |
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Abbreviations:
HSC = hard shell case OHSC = original
hard shell case SSC = soft shell case |
