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A lovely small bodied model from Gibson, the L-00 is an early 20th century creation and keeps on going! A spruce/mahogany pairing makes it sweet so...

Arguably the best year for Gibson solid body models, 1959 examples are always a welcome treat for us to get in. This Les Paul Special model came in...

A faithful reissue of a depression era Gibson flattop, this slop shoulder dreadnought has a torrified Adirondack spruce top for that authentic soun...

A flagship dreadnought from Gibson Custom, this AJ comes with a Adirondack spruce top and choice Indian rosewood back and sides. The long scale add...

Notes absolutely leap of the soundboard on this one, a '57 J-185 that is woody and dry just as you'd expect from a golden age Gibson flattop. This ...

A unique axe, this ES-330 is not your average one. A early production model, this '60 still has the dot neck and large C neck profile. At some poin...

The flagship model from Gibson, the Les Paul Standard has stood the test of time. These new models are great, with a slim taper neck profile and bu...

A rock n roll machine, the LP Jr.  double cut model is meant for one thing: rock n roll leads! Especially in this all black nitro finish, it will d...

A great reissue model, the R8 models have a plain top with a thicker profile neck than the R9. A staff favorite, the R8 is a perfect blend of ...

"The Historic Reissue ES-335 is back and better than ever thanks to a year of studying, scanning, and listening to original examples. The expert cr...

From Gibson Custom, this '59 reissue is as close as they come to the real deal. They totally nail the look and feel of the real things, we would kn...

What an axe! When this one came in we couldn’t believe how clean it was, even the case was in excellent condition. This '64 ES-175 retains the full...

Once neglected, these models are back in vogue and offered up as a faithful reissue, with a real volute, three-piece maple top, maple neck and T-ty...

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...

For all you lefty-players out there, don't miss out on this one! A late '70s LP Custom, this one is decked out in a killer Cherry Sunburst finish. ...

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...

"The Gibson ES-339 is a modern classic designed for those seeking the tone and look of an ES-335, but desire a slightly smaller, lighter instrument...

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 cleanest examples of these you will ever see, this '60 LP Jr. is as cool as they get. With a modern looking double cut, the new LP Jr sh...

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...

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...

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 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...

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...

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 ...

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...

Pure rock n roll material, this '80 LP Custom is ready to blast through any riff you throw at at. With that classic white finish that has aged to a...

Built to be a showstopper on stage, the LP Custom in its classic Ebony finish has wowed players and audience’s alike since its inception. This '76 ...

Looking for a non '50s Goldtop? Why not the early 70's? This c.1971 LP Standard '58 is about as cool as you'd expect, with that iconic green aging ...

An awesome 70s SG! This 1972 Gibson SG Standard in the classic cherry red finish sounds great and is in excellent vintage shape. Equipped with two ...

A great offering from Gibson, the SG Standard is an all time rock classic. Easy to play, fast neck and rockin' humbuckers. From Gibson Guitar’s Web...

From Gibson: "Gibson USA is proud to introduce a new Artist model in collaboration with one of rock’s most talented and sonically innovative guitar...