Kummer's Vintage

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Timm Kummer
954-752-6063

Fort Lauderdale, FL
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7am EST til 10pm EST

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Personal checks are very welcome, they clear my bank in less than 2 days, I almost alway ship the second day. Bank checks are fine, but they seem to take the same time to clear. Paypal, but on items over $1500 you pay a %.

Shipping

Fed Express overnight on anything over $5000, Fed Ex ground on all else unless you request UPS.

Returns

72 hour approval, no questions ask return policy, if your not happy, we're not happy.

Found 77 matches

1929 National Style N/O

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super rare, pre-dates the style N and has a German Silver body and TriCone style neck, Mark Makin is calling it an early O, I won't argue, it is a rare variation and more like a single cone Tricone in materials and has a more focused voice than an O and while louder than a Tricone, it has that subtle balance and a richer overall sound.

1937 National Style O

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rare variation with 14 fret neck, small headstock, pickguard (still in nice shape) as used by Mike Campbell. Necks has the finish sanded to a satin feel, plays and sounds like it should.

1933 Gibson L-7

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16" body, Nick Lucas style fingerboard inlay, one top crack off the treble side f-hole, back has a couple of repaired seam separations, excellent sounding guitar with that dry , almost flattop, sound. Perfect for those Robert Johnson tunes. Case may be later 30's , brown pebble type with deep purple liner.

1933 Gibson L-00

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small burst, top has checking but no cracks, back has a repaired 4" crack (very tight), plays and snaps like only a 30's L-00 can, top bound only.

1958 Fender Telecaster

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top loader , sweet Tele with a few careless cable burns from the case time, clean board, tweed case is clean, strap and instruction sheet, cuts like a knife.

~1990 Fender Custom Telecaster

$1,995

Filtertron pickup in the neck position, Bigsby added, American made 62 Reissue, rosewood fingerboard, ready to go

~1925 Larson Parlor

$2,495

unmarked, attributed to the Larson Brothers, fingerboard is replaced, two top crack repairs, side crack repair, Standard model with 12 3/4" lower bout, 24 5/8" scale, 12 frets to the body, plays great, sounds sweet, snappy lower end,

1965 Silvertone TRE 100

$499

one nasty little slide machine, sounds like a Gibson through a Marshall stack (much lower volume, but ALL the gain) , works great, takes only a 9 volt battery, Lots of fun for not a lot of money

~1990 Gretsch White Falcon

$2,495

early reissue, made in Japan, gold hardware shows great patina, original Filtertrons (in the case) with DeArmonds installed, no cutting, the originals can go back with no issues,

1963 Martin F-55

$3,495

uncommon semi-hollow model from America's finest flattop builder, two DeArmond pickups , single cutaway, factory vibrato, plays great, kind of rare

1962 Epiphone Casino

$8,995

nicely faded, Bigsby, wide neck, short headstock, as used by Paul McCartney, super nice player,

1957 Gretsch 6121

$14,995

rare finish, more red like a 6119 , hump inlays, all original, tweed case shows wear, great little Rock & Roll machine

1955 Gibson ES 295

$6,995

the Rock-a-Billy model of choice by Scotty Moore and many others, very nice showing light wear, the back of the neck is above average condition , input jack repair, all original and ready to play.

1964 Gibson Melody Maker

$2,250

double pickup, double cutaway, clean, trem, nice wide neck, getting hard to find this nice

~1940 Gibson SJ 200

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rosewood back and sides, ultra rare model, this one with unique features, condition is exceptional, sounds like a piano, powerful full sound.

1947 Gibson/National N 66

$4,495

built by Gibson, branded as National while CMI owned both companies, really a J45, sounds like a late 40's J-45 for much less money

1959 D'Angelico Excel

$39,995

cutaway model, the binding is excellent condition, beautiful maple throughout, the tailpiece is not original, comes with a modern tailpiece should you want to use that. Great sounding, plays perfectly, this is the right era and with New Yorker appointments, a very rare offering.

1965 Fender Stratocaster

$17,500

pearl dot, white guard, great neck, tag, one very clean example that plays as good as it looks

1981 Peavey T 60

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super color, very flexible guitar, plays like silk, as used by Carl Perkins

1979 Peavey T 60

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as played by Carl Perkins, super guitar, as clean as they come,

1977 Ovation Adamas

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Rare, early model with slotted peghead, this guitar was never sold, stayed at the factory for decades till Bill Kaman took it as he retired. These were mostly given to the artists , Glen Campbell, Nancy Wilson, and dozens of others.These are rarely offered for sale. One of the best

~1965 Harmony H 27

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silly clean, very nice player, you never find them this complete , the case is fine as well

1930 Martin 000 45

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12 fret, less than 12 built in 1930, overall beautiful guitar with some overspray, but the binding is excellent showing on effects of the finish work. Lap cannon, top model, the Stephen Stills album cover model. You just need a toy giraffe and some snow.

~1941 National "Silvertone"

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very rare model, brass body is painted with an Ivory Duco, this example had the typical flaking and someone along the way had tried to stop it by painting the lower bouts. Has a small split on the lower treble side, but is completely stable. These sound amazing, this one is exceptional.