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Brilliant Swedish craftsmanship from the turn of the twentieth century.
Even Sting plays a lute!
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Is it an acoustic guitar?
Is it an electric guitar?
Is it an acoustic-electric?
The multiple award-winning Taylor T5 is one brilliant guitar that is all three!
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This bangs out that famous Martin sound like you just won't believe. BOOM!! And it's a LEFTY! Check out the solid Sitka Spruce top - one of the most finely-grained pieces of Spruce we've ever seen!
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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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Oahu vintage Hawaiian slide guitar, square neck model, 1945 - possibly a Model 50K Deluxe. Good condition Oahu branded Hawaiian instruments become more desirable with every passing year.
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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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A big thank you to JUST GUITARS for sponsoring the Open Stage at Port Fairy. Just making the stage available for us aspiring muso's would be enough, but how you give away a vintage guitar for the weekend's best performance is massive! We didn't win this time, but we're pretty stoked with an honourable mention, and we'll be back next year for another crack at winning.