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This MIJ Standard Tele from 1989 looks exceptionally clean in its new butterscotch blonde & white pickguard. The mid to late ’80’s is an exceedingly confusing time for Fender guitars, but this one seems to check out as a Standard (nee Special Series) which was Japanese then Korean then back to Japan.
This Fender Princeton from 1964 is the more difficult to find non-reverb model. 4 knobs on the face of this iconic 12W vintage tube amplifier from the Fender Electrical Instrument Company!
This Mexican Strat from 2006 features gold hardware and noiseless pickups, in stock configuration according to the seller. A 60th Anniversary button adorns the headstock, as it does on all models of the year…but is it an anniversary model?
This Marshall combo amplifier rated at 100W in a recovered cabinet features its original Celestion T2975 speaker. Not something you come across every day.
This Gibson Flying V in cream with white pickgaurd features a fingerboard in Ebony and appears quite clean in its original hard-shell case. Made in 1996 as a ’67 model reissue, this guitar might be worth an investigation.
This Sunburst finished Dreadnaught from Guild was manufactured in 1980 at the Westerly, RI factory. It features a Sitka Spruce top with Rosewood back/sides, Mahogany neck and both the bridge and fretboard in Ebony.
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