Whoa. A genuine script-logo pre-war Gibson slope-shouldered dreadnought. The J-35 was the predecessor to the more common J-45, and featured a solid red spruce top with a sunburst finish, solid ... $6,500.00
Ex++, one owner. The cleanest example you can find. The days of finding one-owner prime pre-1965 vintage guitars are rapidly coming to a close. This 64 year-old guitar was bought by ... $35,000.00
Sunburst, EX-. Quite rare with only 151 made in this first year of introduction. You'll see flame in the maple that makes it rather charming. Has an odd bridge that works ... $2,950.00
In...well...TV finish. A great example of the singlecut Junior with the preferred later bridge placement. These are such a fantastic example of industrial design. The simple grace of ... $9,500.00
Sunburst. Early 1960 with the bigger '59 neck profile. Quite clean with no breaks or buckle rash. All-original save for the tuners - it had Schallers at one time but those ... $4,700.00
Original blue finish and white pickguard, made in USA, neat decal on the back of the headstock for "McNeil Music", which appears to have been a beloved music store in ... $299.00
Cherry finish, EX-. An original guitar (except for truss rod cover) with rare nickel (shielded) pickup cover. Big fat neck, great sound with or without an amp. Yellowed binding on ... $5,500.00
Cherry, VG++. Big neck, all stock including nickel parts. Pickguard is back on. Hard find Gibsons from 1963 in general. This one had a crack on the lower side repaired and ... $4,995.00
Crazy clean. Plastic bridge professionally replaced with wooden one, otherwise original. Natural finish, unbound Brazilian rosewood fingerboard with pearl dot inlays, plastic-button strip tuners, solid mahogany top with tortoise binding, ... $899.00
It's all right there in the Gibson product name, an electric Spanish, model 330, thinline, double pickup. Need more info? That's fair. It's the unusual and rather groovy long-neck version of ... $3,999.00
Laminated-maple hollowbody electric in walnut, three-piece maple neck, bound rosewood fingerboard with trapezoid inlays, unbound headstock with crown inlay, plastic keystone-button Kluson tuners, black three-ply guard, three-way switch, patent sticker ... $2,999.00
Very clean, gold top finish. Well now, we haven't had one of these wonderful curiosities in a while. Structurally more of an ES-335 than a Les Paul being a laminated ... $3,995.00
SG Deluxe you say? But weren't those only made in 1971, when Gibson discontinued the SG Standard, only to reintroduce it in 1972? And it has the triangular Les Paul pickguard, bonnet ... $2,900.00
Oh yeah. Non-sandwich Honduran mahogany body with maple neck, bound ebony fingerboard with pearl blocks, "patent stamp" humbuckers, Gibson-branded metal keystone-button tuners, "Nashville" bridge and stoptail, black pickguard, split-diamond headstock ... $3,995.00
And with this we may have achieved maximum Norlin-osity. Double-cutaway solid maple body in Candy Apple Red and flamed three-piece maple neck (that's a lot of maple), lovely fretless Indian ... $1,449.00
Candy Apple Red, single-cutaway Les Paul-shaped solid electric, "Multi-Phonic" body (wood core with external resin shell), two "Velvet Brick" zebra-coil humbuckers, bolt-on mahogany neck with Gibson-branded keystone-button metal tuners, "The ... $695.00
Ex-, scarce natural finish. These early 335 reissues are now getting to be hot items. Big neck, nickel hardware, real nitrocellulose lacquer finish, and built with far less automation. We love ... $3,350.00
Yes! A clean and straight 1988 Les Paul Custom in original Alpine White lacquer, housed in a blue-lined third-generation protector case, aka "chainsaw". Multi-bound ebony (not richlite!) fingerboard with pearl block ... $4,450.00
Ex+, Cherry Sunburst. It's no wonder the '70s and '80s Gibsons are hot when you look at what led to Gibson's bankruptcy. This one is a really clean 30 ... $4,250.00
Simple, sturdy, and cool. 7.5 pounds overall, satin finish in faded cherry, solid mahogany neck and body, slight comfort contour on rear, unbound rosewood fingerboard with pear dots, versatile and powerful 490... $649.00
Worn Cherry, near-mint. Unfortunately now discontinued, these "faded" satin-finish flying Vs are a fairly affordable way to get into a genuine USA-made Gibson "futuristic" guitar. All solid mahogany save for ... $1,099.00
Cherry red, mint. Best we can tell, they don't make this model in red yet here one is. A Texas guitar show find. Great flame, has L.R. Baggs pickup ... $4,900.00
First, the bad news (relax, it's not too bad). This one has been refinished, and not particularly well. Also, the tuners have been replaced, albeit with nice repro Klusons, and ... $795.00
Very clean, these are sleepers with remarkable bass for such a small amp. 2x6V6 power section, 8" alnico speaker, went through the shop right before we got it (replaced mains ... $499.00
Ex cond. Like other Gibson electric guitars these early BR-9s had non-adjustable "slug" pole piece pickups (later they had P-90s). These early pickups sound great for steel (more ... $695.00
Tenor, solid Honduran mahogany top, back, and sides, solid Brazilian rosewood fingerboard and bridge, bound top and back, pearl dot inlays, simple rosette, friction pegs with black buttons, silkscreened gold ... $2,250.00
Grey vinyl covering vaguely reminiscent of a vintage Fender Mustang case, Gibson Kalamazoo text on control panel, around 6 watts or so from a single 6V6, 6EU7 preamp, 6CA4 rectifier, original 8" ... $599.00
