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| Gretsch Anniversary ‘60 |
 All original Gretsch 6124 rockabilly roller. This is an immensely fun jazz guitar and very easy to unwind with. It’s the type of guitar you can comfortably sit with on your lap and get lost playing for hours (which I did!) - there’s just somethi
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| Höfner 500/1 Beatles Bass |
 Lightweight Hofner violin bass all original mid 60s. This sunburst hollowbody bass is constructed of a spruce top with bound maple back and sides, and its violin shape gives it all the distinction and elegance of a classical instrument. In fact, it was
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| Supro Dual Tone 1958 |
 Valco Dual Tone black & white tone monster. Crown in the range of long-gone American manufacturer Valco, the Supro Dual Tone is a downright cool guitar with a similar aesthetic to those iconic 50s ice cream parlours. The Dual Tone’s street cred
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| Gretsch 6070 bass 1968 |
 Gretsch Country Gent style Bass - upright and electric. For the record, the Gretsch 6070 is a behemoth.
This is the bass which lurks in the closet and terrifies lesser guitars when the lights go out. The Scottish will throw these around in Highland Gam
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| Gibson ES-125 TC 65 |
 Unfaded cherry sunburst virtually no player wear NOS?. Stunningly good condition, 100% original single pickup ES 125 thinline cutaway. The cherry has barely faded from this cherry sunburst collectible.
With the warmest tones and just lovely to handle a
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| Gibson ES-125 TDC '66 |
 Thoroughly good (geddit?) blues / funk /jazz machine. 1966 was one of the golden years for vintage Gibson electric guitars, and this ES-125 TDC is absolutely as yummy as it looks. Gold knobs and near completely faded-out cherry sunburst finish give it am
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| Rare 96 Walnut Gibson J-60 |
 1 of 12 Gibson Montana Advanced Jumbo Bone Crusher. Gibson’s J-45 lineage of acoustic guitars has had some noteworthy players over the years. John Lennon and The Beatles rocked the world with his J-160E, Bob Dylon called his early J-50 “a great guitar”
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| Fender Stratocaster 1996 |
 50th Anniversary Fender Strat in candy apple red. Made in the Corona plant in California, USA, this is a very playable Fender Strat in a ‘hard to find’ semi-translucent candy apple red finish.
This particular Stratocaster was made in ‘96 and celeb
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| Hagstrom I solid body |
 60s Hagstrom I vinyl covered electric guitar in black. How’s this for a guitar that defines the look of the 60s? You’ve gotta hand it to the Swedes, they do have a bit of a handle on style, and the Hagstrom I certainly captures the look of the swinging si
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| Gretsch Country Gent 76 |
 You gotta love this vintage Chet Atkins it feels so right!. The Gretsch Country Gent (model 7670, if we’re being formal) is a highly addictive guitar and incredibly difficult to put it down. Like a luxurious old Cadillac, this guitar oozes big, rounded, ostent
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| 68 Gibson ES-330 long neck |
 Same neck as a 335, cherry red vintage Gibson 330. In this the last year of production for the 330, Gibson gave 330 players the exact same reach to the higher frets as 335 players enjoyed, making this 330 a pretty cool proposition. It looks exactly li
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| 67 Gibson ES-330 Red |
 Cherry red vintage 330 - incredible sound. It’s not often I start off a description with the words “what’s irritating about this 330 is…” but in this case I’m going to, so here goes….
What’s irritating about this 1967 (or late 66) vintage G
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| 96 Gibson LP Standard |
 Blow 'em away Les Paul with PAF pickups. This 14 year old Gibson Les Paul comes from a heritage of great guitars - everyone knows how mind-shattering the LP Standard sounds, but what sets this ’96 model apart from the rest is the lush herita
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| 81 Gibson LP Standard |
 Wine Red Les Paul Standard perfect Gibson LP colour. Loud, powerful, lyrical, expressive - everything an LP Standard should be. With a really fast and low fretboard, reminiscent of the so-called “fretless-wonder” that was the original Les Paul Custom. W
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| Gibson L-50 1952 jazz box |
 Strong voiced vintage Gibson L50 archtop acoustic. Like the Gibson L-7 and L-5 before it, the L-50 archtop was a very popular jazz box produced between ‘32 and ‘71. Unlike its more expensive stable mates, the L-50 only cost $50, which no doubt is what
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