Classic Instruments

Gibson EB-4L

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The antennae of many guitar collectors/enthusiasts pop up when they encounter a Gibson-made instrument bearing a six-digit serial number with "Made In The USA"...
Weissenborn Style #4

Weissenborn Style#4

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The acoustic Hawaiian guitar of Hermann Weissenborn is one of the most specialized instrument designs of the 20th century. Weissenborns were made for guitarists...

Ovation GS2-R “Ripley”

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1986 Ovation GS2-R "Ripley", For a guitar detective, there's nothing like a good mystery. What's the story on this guitar? Where was it made? Who...

1934 Martin D-28

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1934 Martin D-28 photo courtesy Daniel Salvo. The Martin D-28 was first issued in 1931. And all dreadnought Martins made from 1931 through '33 featured...

Guild Aristocrat M-75

Guild didn’t intro-duce a true solidbody electric guitar until 1963, but the Aristocrat of 1954 gave the appearance that Guild was competing head-to-head with...

Gibson Style O

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Gibson Style O Artist The priority Gibson put on mandolins in its early years was reflected in the company's original name - Gibson Mandolin-Guitar Mfg....

Valco ‘Thunder stick’

Put your gut money on a dark horse every so often, and you might find the rest of the regurgitating bandwagon world awash in...

1924 Francisco Simplicio

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1924 Francisco Simplicio Francisco Simplicio was one of the most highly regarded Spanish (to be precise, he was Catalan) makers of the first half of...

Stromberg Electro

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Mid-'30s Stromberg/Kay Del Oro, with "resonator" containing the Stromberg electro unit. Without specifically mentioning it, an intriguing headline in The Mustic Trades, dated October 20,...

Gibson J-45

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Gibson J-45 The J-45 is seldom mentioned in the context of such Gibson classics as the Super 400, ES-335, Flying V, Les Paul Standard, F-5...
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