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1968-1970 Strat
Sanded finish with wood showing
1960s Fender Stratocaster (Custom)
Black Refinish, unoriginal volume knob Fender Stratocaster, c. 1968-70, with a heavily worn finish showing bare wood. A player's guitar with real character.
1966 Fender Telecaster
1966 Fender Telecaster, serial 207977, neck plate dated 1966. Appears all original with its original finish.
Teisco Audition
Gold foil pickups
McCarthy PRS
Early model PRS McCarthy ten on ten front and back
Elliot Barney Kessel
Barney Kessel-style archtop by a rare 1960s-70s maker, with a double-arched bird's-eye maple body, a large Bigsby and high-end inlay
Japanese Paul Revere and Raiders
early 60s
Gibson 125 or 225
Angel wings (Coral) guitar
????? Says Aria Pro II on the neck plate and golden H on the headstock
Early 2000s Japanese Mustang
Four pickups, each with its own on/off rocker, plus volume and tone controls. It has a mirror-like reflective pickguard and a huge U-shaped neck.
70s Fender Mustang
Overpainted from original blue, needs work
Teicho
Cabot Koa Jumbo
1964 SJ SB
Gibson 1964 J50
No pickguard, and missing strap peg. Sold as-is.
Martin Electric F-50
1961
Gibson SJ200
get serial number from picture
1957 Gibson Country Western
Refinished top, reset neck
Gibson J200
Gibson case
Gibson Mandolin
Serial number 4005 back refinished (High end AX model), not original tailpiece, non original bridge
Short Mountain Guitar
Short Mountain Guitars is owned by Doug Spencer. Doug has been building guitars, dobros, banjo's & mandolins since 1995; has built over 300 instruments; has built instruments for John Fogerty, Dolly Parton, Jim Ed Brown, Ry Rogers & Dale Evans, John Anderson, Aaron Tippin, Chuck Mead(BR549), Steve Gibson(Nashville cats). Doug's guitars are carried at George Gruhns shop. He was commissioned by Gaylord Entertainment to fix over 70 guitars that were ruined in the Nashville floods at the Opry. A very rare and beautiful sounding guitar.
SK Custom
One-of-one custom archtop acoustic-electric with a floating Benedetto pickup, ebony fretboard and wood bridge. Extremely light and resonant. Initials SK on the headstock. A spare Kent Armstrong pickup is included.
1964 Epiphone Frontier FT110
Repaired Headstock, played by Mears serial number check - could start with 5 or 2 or 3 with original artist record Dean Mears and the Country Travelers double sided 45
