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Gibson small tenor banjo. American, Early 20th Century. Original Gibson Mandolin-Guitar Company label on inside of resonator, serial number on dowel stick states 11715-17. Major wear throughout banjo

Gibson Mandolin-Guitar Company, circa 1915. Style A mandolin (number 54394), having a spruce and maple body, in hard case, with paper label to the interior and marked to tailpiece. Approx. h. 25.5", w

Antique early 20th century mandolin by Gibson Mandolin -Guitar Company. Serial number # 33339. Model A-1. Comes with original carrying case and four extra picks. Marked on the side Pat. July 4, 1911.

UNRESERVED. The harp guitar was produced by the Gibson Mandolin-Guitar Manufacturing Company from its inception. While its 1903 catalog featured three harp-guitar models, Styles R, R-1, and U, the fir

American, circa 1930, zither or mandolin-guitar by Oscar Schmidt International Inc. of Jersey City, NJ, with instructions, finger picks, a tuning key and other accessories, 13" W x 19" L.

A Gibson Harp Guitar Gibson Mandolin-Guitar Mfg. Co. Ltd., Kalamazoo, MI, Early 20th Century Length 45 inches. Property from the Estate of Peter F. Stone, Buchanan, Michigan

Pat. Mar. 30 '09. Overall 38-1/2" long x 14" wide. Body only: 18-1/2" long. Some scratches. Body with separation at joints. Loss at top left of headstock. LR Provenance: From the estate of Mary Trost

Comes with original paper label and case. Mother of pearl inlay. Model No. 4868. Separation from bottom to top of body. Condition: (Very Good - Excellent). Dimensions: 27" x 12" x 4".

Antique Gibson Celluloid 'The Gibson' Mandolin / Guitar Pick, 1910's. Condition- Excellent with very little tip wear, some remnants of gold paint in lettering

1967 KALAMAZOO REVERB 12 AMPLIFIER 1967 reverb 12 amp by the Gibson Kalamazoo Guitar Company. Last servicing unknown. Size: 18.5 x 16.5 x 9"

Bruce Eichelberger (American, B.20th C.) Guitar. "A Day in the Park," pyrography on Gibson Maestro guitar. On custom stand. Provenance: Hyeana Gallery, Burbank, CA. Size: 45'' x 16'' x 4'' (114 x 41 x

Frederick Weinberg, American, Pair of Midcentury Sconces, Guitar and Mandolin, ca. 1955, black enameled steel, original natural parchment shades, and gold leaf finials. NOTE: Weinberg was a Philadelph

GUITAR: 1965 Epiphone PT 30 Caballero (338371): In 1957 Gibson purchased the Epiphone guitar company, as a result Epiphone was typically a mirror image of the Gibson guitar line at a lower price point

Unframed one of a kind Gibson guitar and pinup girl painting on board. Size: 122,5 x 69 cm. Condition: Good.

Antique Bay State Bowl-Back Mandolin by John C. Haynes & Co Of Boston Mass. Intact label reads Bay State Zithers, Mandolins, Guitars, Banjos John C. Haynes & Co Boston Mass. Carved no. 2 1/2. Approxim

Gibson Brand Inc. (American, founded 1902). A grouping of three guitar hard cases including a Gibson Les Paul Classic case, a Gibson Les Paul reissue case and a Gibson custom case. Each marked for Gib

Eight OCCUPIED JAPAN FIGURINES; "We're With the Band": Guitar, Mandolin, Drum and Flute Players. Asian Colonial and Native Americans. Five to Eight Inches Tall. (100-200)

American Indiana Guitar Company Garth Brooks Electric Guitar signed "God Bless/Garth Brooks"

American Indiana Guitar Company, American Flag Acoustic Guitar Bearing the Signature of Charlie Daniels and underneath: "The Devil went down to Georgia" in blue felt tip.

Epiphone Electric Mandolin modeled after Gibson firebird guitar. Note damage top of body as shown. See photos. Measuring approx 28" in length.

With original case, carrying case and cable, stand; together with a Mitchell guitar, mid-100 CE, serial #106:00052, with case, cable and stand. 41"l

Gibson classical guitar #159437 Measures Apx. 38" tall and 14" wide. Condition reports are provided upon request. There is a new case with straps, strings, tuner etc. included with this item.

With original case, carrying case and cable, stand; together with a Mitchell guitar, mid-100 CE, serial #106:00052, with case, cable and stand. 41"l

GASPARO, Oronzo (American, 1903-1969). Still Life with mandolin and guitar. 1955. Gouache, signed and dated to lower right. Framed and matted, under glass, sight 17 ¼ x 11 ½”.