AIRLINE POCKET BASS Electric Bass Guitar. 1964 Specs: 24” scale. 20 frets. Zero fret. Brazilian Rosewood fingerboard & bridge. Trapeze tail piece. Back of body is hollowed out with plastic control cover. 2 pick ups: One magnetic at end of fingerboard and one piezo installed in bridge. Control knobs: Master volume & pickup blend. Raised “AIRLINE” logo on Art Deco asymmetrical head stock. Dual fin shaped white pick guards with black outline and dual Plexiglas thumb rests. Double cut-a-way. Sunburst finish. Excellent Condition. The 2008 Vintage Guitar Price Guide lists this @ $775. Airline was the in house brand name for Montgomery Wards. This instrument was manufactured by National/Valco in 1964. Hard case. P/C
			EPIPHONE GENESIS Electric Guitar. 1979 The Epiphone Genesis was only built for two years, 1979 & 1980 and is becoming a quite desirable, rare guitar. The Epiphone Genesis has Tune-o-matic bridge and 2 hot Humbucker pickups w' coil tap. Gibson humbuckers provide everything from warm jazz tone to that vintage crunch, and the coil tap lets you have the traditional Fender single coil sound. Straight classic chunky Les Paul style set neck, with fast rosewood fretboard with traditional dot inlays. Hard case. N/A
			EPIPHONE GENESIS Electric Guitar. 1980 The Epiphone Genesis was only built for two years, 1979 & 1980 and is becoming a quite desirable, rare guitar. The Epiphone Genesis has Tune-o-matic bridge and 2 hot Humbucker pickups w' coil tap. Gibson humbuckers provide everything from warm jazz tone to that vintage crunch, and the coil tap lets you have the traditional Fender single coil sound. Straight classic chunky Les Paul style set neck, with fast rosewood fretboard with traditional dot inlays. Hard case. N/A
			FENDER CUSTOM OR MAVERICK Extremely rare electric 6 string guitar built from Electric XII parts & Mustang tremolo bridge. Built in USA, 1969. Electric XII body contoured for unique appearance. Original, excellent, three tone sunburst finish. Back is black to covere holes drilled for Electric XII string block. Fast bound rosewood neck w/ block markers. Split pickups with volume & tone controls and 3 way switch. Wonderful feel, tone and response. A great finger picking electric due to the wide 12 string finger board. Rare vintage Fender in fine, original condition. No case. P/C
			FENDER ELECTRIC BASS V Extremely rare electric 5 string bass guitar. Built in USA, 1966. Original, excellent, three tone sunburst finish. Fast short scale rosewood neck w/ light action. Split pickups with volume & tone controls. Wonderful feel, tone and response. Very good, original condition, (with some belt buckle rash on the back and a series of minor "tack holes" betweent he bridge and controls, plus minor finish dings & scratches). Rare vintage Fender in fine, original condition. No case. P/C
			FENDER ELECTRIC XII Very rare electric 12 string electric guitar. Built in USA, 1965. Original, excellent, three tone sunburst finish. Fast rosewood neck w/ extremely light action. Two split pickups with 4 position selector switch, volume & tone controls. Wonderful feel, tone and response. Excellent, original condition, (extremely minor finish dings & scratches). Rare vintage Fender in remarkable, original condition. Non original, period hard case. P/C
			FENDER JAGUAR Fender's flagship model and the classic surf electric guitar of the 60-'s. Built in USA, 1965. Original, excellent, three tone sunburst finish. Fast bound rosewood neck w/ extremely light action. Two Jag pickups with 3 slide switches, volume & tone controls, additional slide switch and roller tone controls. Jaguar tremolo with adjustable bridge and mute.. Excellent, original condition. Classic vintage Fender in remarkable, original condition. Original hard case. P/C
			FENDER JAZZMASTER Built in USA, 1963. Excellent, refinish three tone sunburst. Amazing bird's eye maple neck w/ fast rosewood board, (best Fender neck ever). Introduced in mid 1958, this model was Fender's attempt to enter the jazz market. Leo Fender designed the pickups to produce a mellower tone than the Stratocaster and Telecaster. Much to Fender's surprise, it turned into the best surf guitar ever conceived. Leo Fender designed an all-new vibrato system and electronics circuit for the Jazzmaster. In addition, the Jazzmaster was the first Fender to be sold with a rosewood fingerboard. Contoured body with offset waist, 2 rectangle white covered pickups, Gibson-like 3 way selector switch, volume and tone roller knobs on bass side, 2 master volume and tone knobs on treble side, floating tremolo and bridge (individual saddles), Strat-like peghead shape. Classic vintage Fender in beautiful condition. Non original period hard case. P/C
			FENDER LEAD I Electric Guitar. Built in USA, 1981. Red transparent finish. Very fast maple neck w/ silky action and shredding, intense sound from phase controlled humbucker pickup. Very good Condition, (finish dings & scratches). The sound and feel of a Strat with the light weight of a Mustang. Gig bag. N/A
			FENDER LEAD II Electric Guitar. Built in USA, 1980. Black finish. Very fast maple neck w/ silky action and shredding, intense sound from phase controlled single coil pickups. Very good Condition, (finish dings, minor metal tarnish & scratches). The sound and feel of a Strat with the light weight of a Mustang. Gig bag. N/A
			FENDER MUSICLANDER Rare light weight student electric guitar. Built in USA, 1969. Also known as the Swinger and Arrow. Extremely rare solid body student size electric guitar built with parts from the Musicmaster series that was not exactly flying off the store shelves in the late 60’s. Arrow shaped headstock with no model name on the peghead. 22½ inch scale and 21-frets. One pickup with Musicmaster components. Not wanting to waste any parts, Leo decided to re-shape and contour the slab body of this student model to upgrade it’s look. Only built for three years, this is one of the rarest of the Fender line. Original hard case. P/C
			FENDER MUSICMASTER Classic light weight student electric guitar. Built in USA, 1960. First, there was the Musicmaster... In the spring of 1956, Fender released a pair of student electrics with 22½ inch scale and 21-frets. The one pickup version was the Musicmaster ($119.50) and the two pickup version was the Duo-Sonic ($149.50). Both of these guitars were equipped with anodized gold finished metal pickguards, a one piece maple neck and stark white pickup cover(s). Both models had one volume and one tone controls and used the same knurled knobs found on the Telecaster & Precision Bass. These models were offered only in Desert Sand (sort of an opaque Blond color that was already being applied to lap steels). In mid-'59, the fingerboard was changed to a slab of Rosewood on these models, along with the rest of the Fender line. Excellent, original condition, (extremely minor finish dings & scratches). Rare vintage Fender in remarkable, original condition. Original hard case. P/C
			FENDER MUSICMASTER BASS Classic student electric bass guitar. Built in USA, 1970. First year of production. This model has one volume and one tone control and one six string Musicmaster covered pickup. Maple neck with Rosewood fretboard. Excellent playability and remarkably full, punchy sound. Excellent, all original condition. Original case. P/C
			FENDER MUSICMASTER BASS Classic student electric bass guitar. Built in USA, 1975. This model has one volume and one tone control and one six string Musicmaster covered pickup. Maple neck with Rosewood fretboard. Excellent playability and remarkably full, punchy sound. Excellent, all original condition. Non original period hard case. N/A
			FENDER MUSTANG Classic light weight electric guitar. First year of production, built in USA, 1964. Original, olympic white finish, (flash whitens actual aged ivory color), with tortoise shell pick guard. Fast short scale rosewood neck w/ extremely light action. Two pickups with 2 selector switches, volume & tone controls. Wonderful feel, tone and response. Excellent, original condition, (extremely minor finish dings & scratches). Rare vintage Fender in remarkable, original condition. Original hard case. P/C
			GIBSON CHALLENGER II Electric Guitar. Built in USA, 1983. Silver finish. Gibson's entry level Les Paul of the early 80's. Very fast rosewood neck w/ silky action and traditional Les Paul sound. Gibson quality and Les Paul feel at an affordable price. Very good Condition, (finish scratches). Hard case. N/A
			GIBSON EB-3 BASS Electric Bass Guitar. Built in USA, 1977. Solid mahogany 2 pickup bass with rotary switch, in traditional cherry finish. 70's body with rear body contour and smaller cutaway contours, eliminating the full body top contour of the original 60's SG series. Fast, narrow slim short scale neck w/ rosewood board w/ dot markers. Excellent Condition. Original hard case. P/C
			GIBSON EB-O BASS Electric Bass Guitar. Built in USA, 1970. Rare slotted headstock solid mahogany, 1 pickup bass, in traditional cherry finish. Transitional body, no neck volute, with 60's full body top contour of the original SG series. Fast, narrow slim short scale neck w/ rosewood board w/ dot markers. The slotted headstock EBO's were only built for three years. This bass has an aftermarket DiMarzo humbucker with three way micro switch, for greater tone options than the original single Gibson humbucker. Excellent Condition. P/C
			GIBSON EXPLORER Electric Guitar. Built in USA, 1984. Gloss black finish. Two Humbuckers, alder body. Very fast neck w/ rosewood fretboard and traditional dot inlays. Guitar has been retrofitted with Floyd Rose bridge/tremolo assembly and locking nut for excellent stability during hard playing, (original bridge and stop piece components are included). Excellent Condition, (minor dings & finish scratches). Orignal hard case in fair condition, mainly due to two broken latches. N/A
			GIBSON INVADER Electric Guitar. Built in USA, 1987. TV yellow finish. Gibson's entry level Les Paul of the late 80's. Very fast rosewood neck w/ silky action and traditional Les Paul sound. Vintage Gibson quality and Les Paul feel at an affordable price, (the evolution of the Melody Maker). Very good Condition, (minor bumps, dings & finish scratches). Hard case. N/A
			GIBSON LES PAUL STANDARD 30TH ANNIVERSARY Electric Guitar. Built in USA, 1983. Vintage Gold Top finish. Repro of the classic LP Gold Top Standard pf the late 50's. Much nicer than the new Custom Shop re-issues. Very fast, ultra slim neck w/ rosewood board w/ trap block markers and traditional Les Paul sound. Mint Condition. Original hard case. P/C
			GIBSON LES PAUL CUSTOM Electric Guitar. Built in USA, 1983. Natural finish. The most elegant edition of the legendary Les Paul series, (except for "The Les Paul"). Very fast, ultra slim neck w/ ebony board w/ block markers and traditional Les Paul sound. This guitar is a work of art. Excellent Condition, (very minor dings & finish scratches). Factory second for barely visible finish flaw, so minor, the camera can't detect it. My all time favorite Gibson! Original hard case. P/C
			GIBSON MELODY MAKER Electric Guitar. Built in USA, 1965. Cherry finish double cut slab solidbody budget Gibson with one single coil pickup and tremolo. These great sounding and playing "beginner" guitars are getting hard to find in good original condition. Chunky neck w/ rosewood board w/ dot markers. Excellent Condition, (minor dings & finish scratches). Great players with a unique sound and feel! No case. P/C
			GIBSON SG STANDARD Electric Guitar. Built in USA, 1969. In 1961 the Les Paul model was given a completely new body style that was thinner & had two sharp cutaway horns that made the upper frets more accessible & was advertised as having the "fastest neck in the world" due to its slender neck profile & virtually non-existent heel. Combined with this radical new design on a solid body guitar, it was to be Gibson's solution to declining LP sales and to compete directly against the up and coming Fender Stratocaster. The Gibson "SG", which was short for "solid guitar" was born. All original with minor finish checking and a few chips and dings, but no breaks or non original parts. Original hard case. P/C
			GIBSON SG STANDARD Electric Guitar. Built in USA, 1970. In 1970, Gibson added a neck volute and beefier neck/body joint to help overcome the 60's SG's tendency to crack at those locations if you looked at them funny. They also introduced the "Made in USA" mark on the back of the headstock. A few years later, Gibson, (IMHO), degraded the SG Standard, with a new bridge design, smaller rectangular fret markers and a few other less than stellar details. This was the last year of the classic SG Standard design. All original with minor finish checking and a few chips and dings, but no breaks or non original parts. Original hard case. N/A
			GRETSCH 7628 COMMITTEE Electric Guitar. Built in USA, 1979. Natural finish. Rare, neck through solid body Gretsch with walnut and maple construction and two humbucker pickups. Very comfortable, fast neck with excellend feel and flexible sound. Excellent Condition, (very minor dings & finish scratches). Hard case. N/A
			GUILD 280 Electric Guitar. Built in USA, 1985. Black metalic finish. Rare Guild with EMG pickups and locking string tuning system. One non original tuner. This Guild has an extremely slim neck with large frets for fast, easy string bending and screaming solos. Extremely versatile sound. A rare, unusual guitar that's a pleasure to play. Very good Condition, (minor bumps, dings & finish scratches). Original hard case. N/A
			GUILD JET STAR S-50 Electric Guitar. Built in USA, mid 1960's. Natural finish, (not original finish). Rare Guild with single vintage pickup. This well built Guild is an excellent, very light weight player, with a very fast, comfortable neck and vintage sound. Headstock veneer has been removed. Good Condition for it's age. No case. N/A
			GUILD SB-602 PILOT BASS Electric Bass Guitar. Built in USA, Mid 1980's. Electric blue finish. Rare Guild solid body bass with 2 EMG pickups and active electronics. Rosewood fretboard on a P-Bass shape neck. Extremely versitile sound. Very good Condition, (minor bumps, dings & finish scratches, mainly at bottom lower bout, back and end of headstock face). Hard case. N/A
			GUILD SB-602 PILOT BASS Electric Bass Guitar. Built in USA, 1983. Electric red finish. Rare Guild solid body bass with 2 EMG pickups and passive electronics. Rosewood fretboard on a thin, P-Bass shape neck. Extremely versatile sound. Mint Condition Original ard case. N/A
			GUILD X-79 SKYHAWK Electric Guitar. Built in USA, Early 1980's. Blue, (Teal) metallic finish. Made in USA. Rare vintage long neck, (24 frets), Guild, with the coolest of the wild body shapes of the 70's and 80's. This Guild has an extremely slim neck with ebony board and large frets for fast, easy string bending and screaming solos. Dual humbuckers that scream as wild as the guitar looks. The neck and frets are in perfect condition and the guitar plays like butter. Surprisingly comfortable to sit and play as well as wow them on stage. This guitar is in excellent condition, with one minor nick at the lower horn end and one at the tip of the headstock. Original hard shell case. P/C
			GUILD SPRINT Electric Guitar. Built in USA, 1985. Black gloss finish. Guild Strat clone with 3 single coil pickups and locking string tuning system. This Guild has an extremely slim neck with rosewood board, large frets for fast, easy string bending and screaming solos. Extremely versatile sound. A rare, unusual guitar that's a pleasure to play. Very good Condition, (minor bumps, dings & finish scratches). Original hard case. N/A
			KAPA COBRA Electric Guitar. Built in USA, 1960'S. Candy Apple Red finish. Single pickup model with tremolo and non-original Gibson "Tune-O-Matic" type bridge. Kapa guitars were built from 1962 to 1970 by music store owner, Kobe Veneman, in Hyattsville, Maryland, with Hofner 511 humbucker pickups and other components imported from Germany, (and Japan in later models). Recently obtained, this may be my first electric guitar, purchased by my Dad for me when I was 11, for $60 at "The Guitar Shop", in Washington DC. Excellent condition. P/C
			KAPA CONTINENTAL Electric Guitar. Built in USA, 1960'S. Sunburst finish. Kapa guitars were built from 1962 to 1970 by music store owner, Kobe Veneman, in Hyattsville, Maryland, with Hofner 511 humbucker pickups and other components imported from Germany, (and Japan in later models). These are amazing vintage guitars with one of the best neck designs ever produced, thin and extremely fast with slab rosewood fret boards and M.O.P. dot fret markers. Kapa guitars offer the player and collector the unique opportunity to own an excellent sounding and playing vintage guitar for far less than comparable instruments from Fender and others. Near mint condition. Original case. P/C
			KAPA CONTINENTAL Electric Guitar. Built in USA, 1960'S. Blue metallic finish. Very good Condition, (minor bumps, dings & finish scratches). Original case. N/A
			KAPA CONTINENTAL Electric Guitar. Built in USA, 1960'S. Red transparent finish. Very good Condition, (minor bumps, dings & finish scratches). Original case. N/A
			NATIONAL GLENWOOD CUSTOM Electric Guitar. Built in USA, 1958. Beautiful gold to black transparent sunburst finish. I’m the second owner. All original rare three pickup model, with metal parts in rare gold finish, (may have been a custom order). The solid wood body Glenwood was built between 1954 & 1958, typically with two pickups in chrome finish. This guitar appears to be a custom order with three pickups and gold finish on the pickups and most metal parts. Excellent original condition. Original hard case. P/C
			NATIONAL VAL-PRO WESTWOOD 77 Electric Guitar. Built in USA, 1963. A transparent red solidbody with the rounded treble horn map style body. The body is maple and features a bolt-on 19 fret bound neck. It has 2 stenciled humbucking pickups and 1 Silversound bridge pickup, with 6 volume and tone controls on the upper bass bout and a master volume on the lower treble side with a 3 way switch. The rosewood fingerboard has block inlays and the black headstock has the National logo in chrome and intact. Original 3 on a strip Kluson tuners with the large white buttons, the original trapese tailpiece and clear plastic engraved pickguard. Excellent original condition. Period non-original case. P/C
			SUPRO Electric Guitar. Possibly a Suprosonic 30. 1960'S Budget brand of National Dobro and Valco guitar company. Not sure of the model, exact date, etc., but the guitar appears to be in excellent original condition except for the broken tip of the pick guard by the input jack. Appears to be a 3/4 student model with one strong pickup and tremolo. Period case. P/C