Original soft case and maestro
Vibrola! £2250.00
Some changes, No Breaks
Robert Johnson signature
2010
Comes with case and all
Papers.
Very light and responsive
Guitar
£1350.00
Lovely Vintage Guitar
Impossible to put down
ES 330
Desirable Cherry Red
And again with Lyre
Tremolo. Guard in the
Non original case
Kalamazoo KG 14
Changed tuners but
Has the originals with
It!
Of American 20th century
Craftsmanship
1935 Gibson Super 400.
It has had a Charlie Christian
Pickup added at some point.
The Electronics and knobs point
To the 50’s The tail piece is also
The later electrified version.
The original guard has been cut for
The pickup and the bridge is recent.
The tone knob has been moved and
In its place is a celluloid disc with
A previous owners initials.
Its a comfortable guitar to play
With the early narrow upper bout
And sounds simply amazing both
Acoustically and electrically.
It comes in a 1950’s Gibson
Brown case.
Superb unmolested
Example with its case
Y leads and stereo
Convertor lead.
One of 31 in its first
Year of production.
Once in a lifetime
Chance to own a
Piece of world class
Musical history.
Flying V from 1983
This thing is killer!
Light and resonant its such
Fun to play. One pickup changed
To a Dimarzio. Original Case
£1199.00
L48 in good condition.
Missing its guard and one fret
Board marker. Very nice player
Loud and resonant.
Comes with a recent case.
£999.00
Here we have a nice Gibson LG 1
From 1961. All original except for
The wooden bridge. Comes with its
Original Cardboard alligator skin
Case. Great little picker!
£1250.00
1976 Gibson Explorer Limited Edition. This is a superb instrument, loaded with original “tar back “pickups makes for a pure rock machine! No breaks, cracks or repairs of any kind. Comes with its original fitted case.
1940s Gibson RB 00 Resonator 5 string Banjo and Banjo Mandolin. Both have silk screened Scripty Gibson Logos and both are in superb condition and come with their original cases. Banjo shown set up as 4 string plectrum banjo. Email us for all details and pricing.
