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This example is lightly used from 2024, it is in excellent condition with little wear. The pickguard was removed and looked very classy without it ...

The Thunderbird is one of those unsung models, a unique offset shape from Gibson. It features special Thunderbird pickups, dialed in to push that l...

The ES-335 is like the Fender Tele, you could get away with it being your only guitar for all time, able to play any genre and then some! These new...

For the 40th anniversary of the Explorer, Gibson did a faithful reissue of it in 2016 in a limited run, and we are glad to have this one in. It's s...

One of the best ways to get a real Gibson Hummingbird, this limited series offered players a genuine Hummingbird at a great price point, with a sat...

Easily one of the best playing vintage ES-335 we have in right now, this '72 is a keeper. Original T-Top patent stickers are second best to PAF's i...

These early '50s Gibson flattops are our favorite, always so loud and carrying great overtones. This one is no exception and is in great shape with...

One of the more rare ES models to come out of the '50s, the ES-125T 3/4 was special for its thinline construction and 3/4 size. A single neck P-90 ...

A super cool vintage SG! This 1970 SG Custom is in great shape and plays very nicely. Dressed up in a nicely aged white finish and kitted out with ...

A great late 60s jumbo! This 1967 Gibson J-200 is in excellent vintage shape. Finished in a gorgeous tobacco sunburst, this top of the line Gibson ...

One of the best early '60s ES-330's to come through, this '64 Cherry model showcases why so many players still seek out these early examples. It ha...

A quite rare model, the ES-125 was revamped once more in 1965 to be a full depth archtop, with a cutaway making it an affordable alternative to the...

These early '50s dreadnoughts are absolutely out of this world, with a unmistakable woody, dry tone that only old and played in tonewood can achiev...

The brother of the Southern Jumbo model, this natural finished dreadnought by Gibson followed the J-45 specs but with upgraded appointments. It has...

A mid '50s J-45 is a treat to get, they're so reliable and have that iconic mid range power and such a warm tone thanks to the spruce & mahogan...

Offered for a brief window in the early '70s, the SG Deluxe was intended to replaced the SG Standard but never took off the way it was intended. Th...

A distinctly '80s look, this Tobacco Sunburst '83 SG Standard has a classy look to it, with a more elegant finish, block inlay and deluxe Gibson-br...

The best of the best, these were the earliest reissues of the Les Paul offered at the time, and a surprisingly great success by the Norlin-era Gibs...

We love getting these ES-125's in, they are the best deal for jazz players looking for a vintage Gibson jazzbox. No frills and all about tone, the ...

Essentially a spruced up J-45, the SJ model from Gibson offered a more deluxe appointment to a classic dreadnought shape and sound. The mid-range h...

We love getting in there early 50's Gibson flattops, there are so much fun to play! With a recent neck reset, this example is playing great and dia...

These 50's Gibson smaller bodied flattops are super special, with a projection and down to earth sound unlike any contemporary builds. This '56 exa...

A guitar that has seen some action, this '68 J-50 came in and we knew it had to sound good for being so worn. After countless hours of playing in t...

Seriously one of the best smaller bodied Gibson acoustics to come in, this '59 LG-3 is the a whole lotta guitar for its size. The non sunburst vers...

As clean as can be, this '59 ES-175 just came in the shop and makes us remember what makes these vintage Gibson archtops so very special. Start wit...

Released as a versatile ES-335 style model, the ES-347 sat right in between the higher end ES-355 and the ES-335. With a bound headstock, ebony boa...

A frontmans best friend, the J-200 is a perfect blend of flash and sound. Sitting perfect in a mix, the J-200 size and maple back and sides are a r...

Super clean and well taken care, this guitar is perfect for any jazz guitarist looking for a ES-175 alternative. With a fully hollow, full depth bo...

There is absolutely nothing else like a pre-war Gibson flattop. Even their budget flattops of the day are exceptionally voiced. This factory origin...

One of the distinctly Norlin-era creations, the LP Deluxe was an interesting take on the Les Paul sound, with the 'pancake' body, maple neck and mi...

Originally a 'student model', the L-48 was designed as an all laminate archtop, made to compete with other budget archtop models of the time. This ...

Easily one of the coolest offerings in its time, the SG Special looks as modern as we're sure it did back in the 60's. Made even cooler by a factor...

An upgraded J-45 in many peoples eyes, the Southern Jumbo was a cool addition to Gibson's dreadnought lineup, with block parallel inlay and upgrade...

The Bicentennial '76 Firebird was a interesting addition to the solid body lineup by Gibson, with a true 'reverse' body design that made the Firebi...

The early 80's brought in some great models, including the Flying V standard, being a non-reissue Korina style. This all mahogany version is distin...

One of the first 'reissues', the 1974 Les Paul Special was a tribute to the '55 spec version, although its quite clear it was more of an homage tha...