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1920s-30s Oscar Schmidt Co. Bridges
From the depths here, musta been in storage for at least sixty years. Appear to me to be from one of the many brands of guitars made by the Oscar Schmidt Co. of New Jersey, in a style that barely left the 1920s. Original in every respect, appropriately made from Mysterywood and both still with original metal fret-wire saddles. Both have been removed from older guitars, one cleanly and the other nearly so. Where else are you gonna find something like this? Only $149 for the pair
None$149.00
2012 Gretsch 6122II Country Gentleman
The Gretsch Chet Atkins County Gentleman! The one and only, the famous one, a gorgeous re-creation of the early '60s version that George Harrison played with The Beatles. This recent incarnation, made in Japan, is by far the best of them all. It is so neat and clean, both inside and out, and so much better-built than the originals which were and are fabulously cool but, well, not the most assiduously done. I know this for a fact: I worked in the original Gretsch factory in Brooklyn, NY in the early 1960s doing parts installation and final setup on hundreds ...
w/ohsc$2295.00
Veillette Aero Electric 12
This is one of the very, very best 12-string guitars I have ever played. When I sit down to play one of these I just play it and play it, cannot put it down, a most unusual occurrence for me. Joe Veillette is a guitar maker in Woodstock, NY (yes, that Woodstock) who, along with his small crew, builds unique, beautiful instruments, one at a time, with exquisite workmanship and care. The Aero Electric 12 has a chambered poplar body and solid Sitka spruce top for lightness and tonal qualities and the pickups are Seymour Duncan Vintage Rail Humbucking models ...
w/bag$3395.00
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The 1960 Jazzmaster.
I rarely consider the arrival of any particular guitar here “news” but this one touched on so many places that I felt it warranted something special. To start, how it came to me. For the last five years that I had my walk-in store open (out of forty-eight), up until ...
Some very special Martin guitars.
Back in the 1970s, both early and late, when I was near the end of being at my first store location and well into the second, I had some ideas for a few very special Martin guitars but in those days they had no custom shop and were not taking ...
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