Looking for a Vintage guitar or amp? Trying to find a fair selling price for your vintage guitar? Just enjoy looking at cool, funky, unusual guitars? Well this is the blog for you.
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LOOK AT THE DATE ON THE POSTING! Most of these items are no longer for sale. - Jim C.
This seller is offering a vintage Silvertone 1478 from some time in the mid 1960's for $300. This one is very similar to the ones St. Vincent plays - she has both a 3 pickup and a two pickup version. These DeArmond Diamond face pickups sound very nice. Terrific for Indie and experimental rock.
Original not a reissue. Decent shape for its age but has dings and chips on body. Plays nice , missing truss rod cover and two knobs. Email or text only show contact info
This model being offered for sale in South NJ is likely a Kawai or maybe a Lafayette but it is still probably from the same Japanese factory as the original Teisco guitars. The key here is the nice fat neck (with tiny frets) and gold foil pickups. This model could be from the 60's or early 70's but it shows little to no play wear and a nice overall finish. Could be a winner for slide akin to an E-100 though this is not a "set neck" guitar. Worth checking out if you are in the market for something unique and as old as your uncle Bob. - JC
condition: good make / manufacturer: Kawia Teisco? model name / number: unknown
Selling a vintage Japanese made guitar that shows very little wear.
Not marked. Searched hard to find maker and only found one identical guitar online which the seller on Reverb.com identified as Kawai/Teisco manufactured. Can't say definitively who made this one. Found similar ones with Telstar and Arrow brand name but no other identical.
Guitar appears to be all original, untampered with, unmodified, and shows very little wear. If you look close you can see some small nicks and scratches but not bad at all. Neck is straight. No apparent fret wear. Both pickups and all controls working correctly. Seems to stay in tune pretty well- needs new strings as the ones on it currently probably decades old. Distinctive tremolo mechanism, no tremolo bar when found.
Chromed metal pickguard. One tuner is a little bent out of shape but still turns OK, will let buyer address that if they want. Four bolt neck with backplate marked Japan. Thin lightweight body style. Action is pretty low no apparent string buzzing, can probably use a prof. setup and adjustment for maximum return. No case.
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This seller is offering what appears to be a 1965 Gibson LG-3. The serial number puts the date at 1965. The Natural finish instead of the usual Sunburst would make this an LG-3 vs. the more common LG-2. This guitar should be X-braced and certainly looks like it was well loved and hevily played. Otherwise it appears to be all original.
I am reposting items here that are listed on CRAIGSLIST throughout the USA. I am not selling any of these items and I cannot facilitate the sale of anything here - so please do not comment or post questions like "Is this still available?" or "I am interested in your guitar please call me, etc." You need to contact the seller directly by calling the phone number listed on the post or by going to the CL listing and emailing them. NEW FEATURE: Click on the title of the CL Listing inside my post to LINK thru to the original Post. If the original CL listing is deleted the item most likely is no longer available. Thanks for checking out my blog and GOOD LUCK!
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