Here’s a lovely Paramount Style A tenor banjo from around 1935. These were a standard professional instrument at the time; the Style A was the least decorated but was otherwise very similar to the more elaborate – and expensive – models.
This example is in great playing, and mostly original, condition.
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This early 70’s strat has a white finish that has been aged to a nice cream look. It is all original except for the added Schaller tuners and comes with an older non original hardshell case.
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Jeff Letain builds innovative archtops in Sooke, British Columbia. We saw the Eraser at the Montreal guitar show and it had to come here!
A unique feature of this guitar is the interior concealed neck block offering unfettered access to all of the upper frets. This innovation offers maximum playability and balances the instrument beautifully. Both the pin and the tail piece have a beautiful chevron design incorporated into them.
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Just like slipping on your pair of old cowboy boots and saddling up for a hard ride this flat top is ready to run!! It is in great overall shape with very little play wear comes with original hardshell case and a vintage style sunburst that makes me long to ride off into the sunset like so many of my favourite westerns!!
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Here’s a used National Reso-Lectric Junior! The Resolectric was discontinued a couple of years ago to make way for the ResoTone, and this example is in great shape. If you need to have that National sound, but seriously amplified, this is the way to get there!
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The Gibson J-45 is an iconic American guitar and has appeared on countless stages and recordings. This cherryburst example is from 1963 or 1964; Gibson serial numbers are not definitive for this period.
This is a really good sounding guitar, and is structurally in quite good condition.
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