The 1937 Excel is a archtop acoustic guitar built by D'Angelico. This 17" hollow body guitar was manufactured in the United States and is a Vintage Acoustic Archtop model. Key features include a Hand Carved Spruce Top, Hand Carved Curly Maple Back, Curly Maple Sides, Two-Piece Curly Maple Neck, Ebony Fingerboard, Ornate Art Deco Headstock Inlay and Sunburst finish.
The 1958 Esquire is a solid body electric guitar built by Fender. This single cutaway bolt-on guitar was manufactured in Fullerton, CA in the United States and is a Vintage Electric Guitar model. Key features include an Ash Body, Maple Neck, Original Electronics, 4-58 Neck & Body Dates, One Single Coil Bridge Pickup and Natural Refinish finish.
The 1955 6130-V Roundup is a semi-hollow electric guitar built by Gretsch. This single cutaway set neck guitar was manufactured in the United States and is a Gretsch Vintage Electric Guitar model. Key features include a Mahogany Body, Mahogany Top, Mahogany Neck, Western Motif Inlays, G-Branded Top, Tooled Leather Edges, Dual DeArmond Dynasonic Pickups and Western Orange finish.
The 1940 000-18 is a om and auditorium acoustic guitar built by Martin. This 6-string guitar was manufactured in Nazareth, PA in the United States and is a Martin Vintage Acoustic Guitar model. Key features include Mahogany Back & Sides, Adirondack Spruce Top, Ebony Fretboard, Ebony Bridge, Tortoise Pickguard & Body Binding and Natural finish.
The 1965 Stratocaster is a solid body electric guitar built by Fender. This double cutaway bolt on guitar was manufactured in Fullerton, CA in the United States and is a Vintage Electric Guitar model. Key features include an Alder Body, Maple Neck, Rosewood Fingerboard, Tremolo Bridge, Three Single Coil Pickups and Three Tone Sunburst finish.
