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Made in Italy, circa 1970. Known as "the busker's friend", for its solid build quality & reliability. Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page owned one! (Rare shot of Jimmy inside, recording 'Tangerine' on his Eko)
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The Plainsman got its name from the 1936 Gary Cooper/Jean Arthur western, produced by the legendary Cecil B De Mille. Built by Richter of Chicago for Montgomery Ward catalogue & department store chain...
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Harmony Archtone vintage archtop, 1964. Great sixties model, based on thirties art deco styling. Part of Harmony's prestigious 'Auditorium Series' - from the golden days of American guitar building.
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Roy Rogers "Singing Cowboys", 1950s. All birch construction. Amazingly fine condition – one of the best condition examples we've ever run across. And sounds as good as it looks!
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Epi Olympic, 1939 - 1941. Very similar to the model played by David Rawlings and Gillian Welch. Tones that range from warm and mellow to surprisingly loud and crisp. This guitar is AMAZING!
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An all original, American-built, Spruce top Baby, in Near Mint condition. Now being made "south of the border", these original California-built models are in big demand. Get this 'un before it's gone!
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A square neck, spider bridge National resonator. Straight out of a private collection - custom ordered in 2003 and still in BRAND NEW condition. Complete with its original hard shell case.
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Customer Feedback
I admit I was a bit sceptical at first, when you said it shouldn't be too hard finding a vintage Gretsch 'New Yorker' for my (very meagre) budget. When you came through with details on three really nice looking ones I was still sceptical about how good they could really be for the prices you were quoting me. As you know I eventually bit the bullet and took a gamble on you. Well, I can't thank you enough. To receive a 1952 'New Yorker' in this condition, FOR THIS STUPIDLY LITTLE AMOUNT OF MONEY, is unreal!! I can't thank you enough for making this part time musician a VERY happy man.
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