A custom shop Martin in M size with a cutaway Adirondack top and Madagascar Rosewood back and sides. The woods are very high grade, including a curly mahogany neck. 1 3/4” nut width. Fitted with a Fishman pickup, this guitar is ready to go and use in stage,

A fine original example of this classic blues guitar. Fine sound and playability. One minor back crack repaired, otherwise a clean and nice guitar.

A very fine and original 12 fret 00-18. Original belly bridge and pickguard. Extremely clean ; the finish is original, but has been buffed out to make it a bit shiny. Set up by John Arnold, so playability is just right. Fine sound.

This is a new smaller sized a Klein that I helped to design. The model designation is the width in cm, so about 15 1/2 “ wide. The revised spec is a shallower body , a 14 fret neck, 1 3/4” nut and a mahogany neck with ebony fingerboard. This is the prototype and it was made with an Engelmann...

A beautiful, near mint guitar. 12 fret , long scale 000 with Mahogany back and sides. No cracks, perfect action . Has had light strings on it for years and handles them perfectly. Beautiful tone and response

A very fancy deluxe version of the D-45 . Custom ordered with Brazilian rosewood back and sides, tree of life fingerboard inlay, scroll bridge inlay, and inlaid pickguard. Premium , fine grained Adirondack spruce top. Abalone backstrip, and vine inlay in the headstock. Scalloped bracing. A real...

Fine original SJ-100: this is the prewar Mahogany version of the SJ-200. 17" jumbo body, maple neck, mahogany back and sides, Adirondack spruce top. Second version with "batwing " bridge and standard headstock. From the original owners family, recent pro neck set and refret at Mass Street Music....

A fine and rare pearl trimmed prewar Martin. Obtained from the family of the original owner, this is an unmolested and original guitar . The instrument does show playing wear , but no abuse. There is a minor side crack and the bridge has been reglued . The guitar appears to never having had a neck...