NEW ARRIVAL In the 1930’s Gibson produced four dreadnought models, which were the forerunners of the famous Gibson dreadnoughts that have become household names. They were the Original Jumbo in 1934, the Advanced Jumbo and J35 in 1936, and the J55 in 1939. All these...
NEW ARRIVAL What a classic, a 60’s square shouldered Gibson dreadnought with all the deluxe trimmings. A three point pickguard, and eye catching pearl split parallelogram fingerboard inlays on a bound Brazilian Rosewood fingerboard. It’s not just the looks that are...
NEW ARRIVAL With 60’s Doves fetching big money, a 70’s Dove is a more affordable way of getting one of Gibson’s flagship models, and particularly rare to find a black finish. Visually the guitar is striking with the unique pickguard and bridge, as well as the deluxe...
NEW ARRIVAL This is one of the cleanest 60’s J50’s I seen for a while, with the honeyed top contrasting beautifully with the vivid red pickguard. Tonally it has a very familiar sound, similar to lots of 60’s and 70’s singer songwriter recordings, warm, rich and lush....
NEW ARRIVAL The J185 often goes under the radar, with the more famous J200 taking all the plaudits for being Gibson’s best known Spruce / Maple jumbo. Well the J185 is essentially a mini jumbo, with Spruce top and highly flamed Maple back and sides. It has its own...
NEW ARRIVAL Epiphones were famously made in the Gibson factory in Kalamazoo between 1960 - 1969 after Gibson bought them in 1957. Their model range mirrored Gibson’s, but had more exotic names - the Caballero is the equivalent of a Gibson LG0. It’s a 00 size, all...
SOLD The B25 was produced between 1962 - 1977, replacing the better known LG2. It’s quite unusual to find a natural finish example, which contrasts beautifully with the deep red tortoise pickguard. The guitar is an X braced 00 size acoustic, with a Spruce top and...
NEW ARRIVAL Here we have another example of Gibson Custom Shop being a bit too cool for school. I mean, a Les Paul Custom inspired J45, surely it doesn’t get much more rock ’n’ roll….. It’s the classic Spruce / Mahogany slope shouldered dreadnought that’s made Gibson...
NEW ARRIVAL The L-00 is probably Gibson’s most desirable pre war acoustic, and they’re becoming more difficult to find. This is an old warhorse of a guitar, and has the scars to prove it – although there are no top or back cracks, there are bullet entry and exit...
SOLD 1961 is the last year the Country Western had the very desirable slope shoulder body - by 1962 it had changed to a square shoulder body with a 3 point pickguard. This gives the guitar an altogether richer sound with greater sustain, but still has that classic...