Upon receipt, if you are dissatisfied with your purchase, you must notify WSG within 24 hours. We will refund your money as soon as the merchandise is returned to us in the same condition as when it shipped out. The customer is responsible for all shipping, insurance, and bank fees that may be incurred throughout the return process. All returns must be packaged in the same materials that the guitar was sent out to ensure the safety of the instrument. All claims regarding loss or damage are the responsibility of the purchaser.
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Makes
Price
Colors
- Sunburst 61
- Cherry 25
- Blond 20
- Black 15
- Candy Apple Red 12
- Natural 11
- Lake Placid Blue 8
- Sparkling Burgundy 8
- TV Yellow 8
- Sonic Blue 7
- Fiesta Red 6
- Fireglo 6
- Polaris White 6
- Firemist Gold 5
- Cardinal Red 4
- Frost Blue 4
- Goldtop 4
- Ocean Turquoise 4
- Pelham Blue 4
- Argentine Grey 3
- Blue Metallic 3
- Blue Sparkle 3
- Ember Red 3
- Fullerton Red 3
- Kerry Green 3
- Lavender Lilac 3
- Mapleglo 3
- Olympic White 3
- Sunburst Trem Cover Serial 3
- Blue Ice Metallic 2
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1973 Fender Thinline Telecaster (Series II)
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This 1973 Fender Thinline Telecaster hails from the model’s “Series II” run. This revamped design was introduced in 1971 and included two humbucking pickups and a three-bolt neck with micro-tilt adjustment capabilities. These newer “wide range” pickups were designed by Seth Lover, formerly of Gibson fame, as he designed their famous humbuckers! The micro-tilt...
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1965 Gibson ES-335TD
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This 1965 Gibson ES-335TDC is a beautiful transitional model with some highly desirable specs! This guitar is super clean and feels practically brand new playability-wise, with original frets that show very little wear. The Cherry finish remains in excellent condition, highlighting a stunning maple body with a beautiful grain pattern. This is most likely one of the earliest trapeze tailpiece...
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1958 Fender Stratocaster
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This 1958 Fender Stratocaster features a pre-custom-color chart finish in what we have lovingly been referring to as “Pink Sand”! This finish is hard to describe without seeing it in person, as it might be viewed as Desert Sand by the untrained eye, but after close inspection, it is most definitely “pinker” than that – plus, it is over Desert Sand! With a bit of...
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1963 Gretsch White Falcon
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This 1963 Gretsch White Falcon is shown here in its original and clean White finish. Due to the high costs of this top-of-the-line semi-hollow Gretsch, production was somewhat limited, making this addition to our showroom very exciting for us! When writing this description, we were going back and forth on how to describe this guitar, and we landed the nickname “Country Gentleman in...
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1967 Gibson ES-355
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We’re lucky to have this custom-ordered 1967 Gibson ES-355 in Sparkling Burgundy! With its rare finish, mono output, gold hardware, and tortoise shell pickguard, this 355 plays and looks like the one-of-a-kind piece that it is. It sports earlier knobs, as by this time it would typically have witch hat knobs. Additionally, the headstock serial number and the number inked on the sticker inside the...
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1959 Gibson Les Paul Standard
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This 1959 Gibson Les Paul Standard in Sunburst is an amazing example of the “Holy Grail” of all vintage guitars! As you can see, this piece is in great condition, with signs of normal playwear from its now 66-year lifespan. Most notably, the aniline-based red dye has been completely faded out of this Burst, leaving a stunning “Lemoned” out color over its beautifully flamed Maple top....
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1959 Gibson Les Paul Standard
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When a “Burst” is mentioned, many players immediately think of Jimmy Page’s #1, while others may picture Billy Gibbons’ “Pearly Gates.” However, if you were born in the 80s, the first thing that comes to mind is likely Slash’s iconic “Appetite For Destruction” Burst. Interestingly, the “AFD” Burst isn’t a real Gibson, but this 1959 Gibson Les Paul Standard definitely is! Resembling...
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1968 Gibson ES-335
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This 1968 Gibson ES-335 is shown here in its original Cherry finish. Straight from the original owner, this guitar was kept in fantastic condition, as evidenced by how little wear is present on the instrument. Its chrome hardware retains its shine and has a limited patina. At some point, the previous owner installed Schaller tuners on the guitar, which left extra holes and enlarged peg holes. The...
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1965 Gibson Firebird XII
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As far as Non-Reverse Firebirds are concerned, it doesn’t get much cooler than this factory 1965 XII in Kerry Green! This is one of Gibson’s rarest custom colors, so seeing it on this twelve-string example is truly insane! The neck is a comfortable, medium-depth C profile that fills the hand beautifully. As with many of these Firebird pickguards, this one has experienced some...
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1968 Epiphone Embassy Deluxe
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This 1968 Epiphone Embassy Deluxe bass comes in its original Cherry finish! It showcases a batwing headstock, two Thunderbird-style pickups, and the original string mutes! Overall, a beautiful bass to play with with a slim, tapered C-shaped neck that sits comfortably in the hand. Its pickguard has shrunken a bit with age causing some cracks, but they are minor. This is the perfect bass for...
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1957 Fender Stratocaster
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This 1957 Stratocaster features a custom Red finish with Gold Sparkle! This finish is hard to describe without seeing it in person, as it almost has a duo-chrome effect. From certain angles, the gold sparkle appears flat, leaving the area looking red until the light hits it. This guitar also has a blue metallic undercoat, which we are adding to the list of unique undercoats we have seen on our...
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1967 Rickenbacker 315/6
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Take a look at our 1967 Rickenbacker 315/6 in its original FireGlo finish! A seldom-seen model, this 315/6 features two “toaster” style pickups at the neck and bridge position, along with a “skewer” style vibrato. The finish on this guitar is in fantastic condition, though there is a slight bit of buckle rash that is more surface-level. It also sports a two-tiered pickguard, a pickup selector...
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1966 Gibson Firebird V
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As far as Non-Reverse Firebirds are concerned it doesn’t get much cooler than this factory Polaris White Example from 1966! From a distance, it looks stunning, but up close, you can tell it’s been played and loved over its 59-year lifespan. The neck feels like a cherished baseball glove, comfortable and familiar with a medium-depth C-profile neck that fills the hand beautifully,...
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1965 Fender Custom Telecaster
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If you’re looking for vibe, look no further than this 1965 Fender Custom Telecaster in its original Ocean Turquoise Metallc finish! While most Ocean Turquoise-looking guitars are actually yellowed Lake Placid Blue, this one is true OTM under the guard and in the electronics cavity. Along with this cool custom color are transition era appointments, including a green guard, transition logo, and...
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1965 Fender Stratocaster
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Occasionally, a guitar comes along that looks stunning from a distance and feels incredible in your hands. This 1965 Stratocaster, from the renowned Mel Bay collection, is a beautiful example of this. Over its 60-year lifespan, it has been beautifully preserved, showing only minor playwear, expected finish checking, and a lovely natural patina. Being from 1965, it features some transitional...
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1969 Ampeg Dan Armstrong
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This 1969 Ampeg Dan Armstrong Lucite guitar is clearly a cool one! Inspired by Space Age designs, these guitars (and their bass counterparts) were made with lucite, commonly referred to as Plexiglass. These models were a collaboration between Ampeg and New York City musician and luthier Dan Armstrong and were made from 1969 to 1971. At the time there really wasn’t anything like it, so you would...
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1954 Fender Stratocaster
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As far as Strats are concerned, it doesn’t get much better! This early 1954 Fender Stratocaster features a beautifully ambered and aged Sunburst finish, showing lots of playwear and fine checking. Indicative of this wear (check out that fretboard!), this guitar is an amazing player. With a smooth, soft V profile your hand glides up and down the neck as you play. The bakelite hardware is equally...
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1963 Gibson Firebird I
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It’s hard to believe this 1963 Gibson Firebird I in Kerry Green is over 60 years old and still this clean, but believe it! Of the ten custom colors Gibson unveiled with the Firebird model, Kerry Green is among the rarest examples, especially in this condition. The full C neck on this guitar stands out and feels incredible in the hand. This mini-humbucker sounds great and puts out huge sounds,...
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1961 Gibson Les Paul/SG Junior
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If you’ve been looking for a near-perfect Gibson Les Paul/SG Junior, look no further than this beautiful example in Cherry from 1961! This example is truly gorgeous, with its original Cherry finish nearly as vibrant as when it left the factory all those years ago. The guitar features light wear throughout, with some mild fading on the back of the neck. These frets are original and have life left...
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1967 Fender Hollowbody Stratocaster Prototype
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This gorgeous 1967 Fender Stratocaster in its original red Zebrawood finish is a semi-hollowbodied prototype from Fender’s experimental era in the late 1960s! This is truly a remarkable part of Fender’s history, as this original piece is most likely a one-of-one example. Fender had quite a lot of dense, heavy wood in their stockpiles at this time, so the R&D Dept began experimenting...
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1964 Gibson Firebird III
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Here’s a superb 1964 Gibson Firebird III in the rare custom color Ember Red! This example has some great wear and patina, and the weather checking throughout really gives the guitar some fantastic character. The vibrant finish combined with the rich rosewood of the fretboard and patina’d pickguard is a stunning contrast, and the guitar looks just as good as it plays and sounds! This neck is full...
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1964 Fender Custom Telecaster
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This 1964 Fender Custom Telecaster in its original “crushed glass” finish is a sparkling treasure, and only three original examples were ever made! This finish was devised especially for Buck Owens and fellow Buckaroos’ guitar player Don Rich as a sign of appreciation from Fender for the pair using the Telecaster to create their signature “Bakersfield Sound.” Both Owens and Rich can be seen...
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1963 Fender Stratocaster
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Here’s a real piece of Fender history, this original 1963 Fender Stratocaster in Silver Sparkle Sunburst was used by surf rock legend Eddie Bertrand! His main group was known as “Eddie and the Showman” after the demise of his former band the “Bel-Airs,” they had several hits throughout the 1960s and served an important role in defining surf rock of the era. This particular guitar is another...
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1966 Fender Thinline Telecaster Custom Prototype
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This 1966 Fender Custom Telecaster Thinline in Wildwood Green is certainly not like anything we’ve seen before! This was made during Fender’s experimental period in the mid to late 1960s and is technically a prototype of the Thinline Telecaster design that would appear a few years later. As with most other models of this time, this guitar was most likely made in the R&D dept by Phil Kubicki...
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1962 Epiphone Coronet
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This fully original 1962 Epiphone Coronet in Cherry is an excellent option for a vintage Gibson tone and feel without the vintage Gibson price tag. This example has been well taken care of, as the Cherry finish is in great condition and remains vibrant. As the earlier iteration of the model, before several changes arrived in 1963, this guitar retains the symmetrical body shape and Gibson-style...
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1965 Fender Stratocaster
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Check out this 1965 Fender Stratocaster in “Selmer” Fiesta Red that has some of the coolest looking wear! This particular guitar was repainted in the 1960s by Selmer London, a large and very well known instruments dealer in the UK at the time. With an import ban on all US-made instruments ending in 1959, there was tremendous appetite for Fender instruments in the UK, and with Hank Marvin and his...
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1959 Fender Precision Bass
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This stunning 1959 Fender Precision Bass in Sunburst finish just came in! This beautiful bass has been extremely well kept over the years, with all original components and even some hints of the photo-sensitive red finish still intact around the three-toned Sunburst. This is a mid-year example, and as a result this particular example features a wonderfully rich slab fretboard of dark rosewood....
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1971 Fender Thinline Telecaster
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Here’s a sharp 1971 Fender Thinline Telecaster in its original Jet Black finish! “Jet Black” is one of the six custom colors named for the Thinline model in the late 60s/early 70s. This particular example was definitely someone’s player, as evidenced by the wear throughout the guitar. The nut was professionally replaced, as well as the frets for excellent playability. The bridge pickup on this...
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1967 Epiphone Rivoli
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This 1967 Epiphone Rivoli Bass in Cherry packs a huge sound for a fantastic value! This model was introduced in 1959 as a very close relative to the Gibson EB-2; in fact, they share the same body, neck, and hardware. The Rivoli was extremely popular with British bands during the 1960s, with notable players such as John Entwhistle and even Jimmy Page when he first joined the Yardbirds. This...
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1966 Gibson EB-0
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Take a look at how vibrant this all original 1966 Gibson EB-0 in Cherry is! When the EB-0 was first introduced, it featured a slab body in the Les Paul double cut style, but like most other models, adopted the SG body shape in 1961. This particular example was well cared for and certainly played in by its former owner, with light playwear throughout. It features one strong “Mudbucker” in the neck...
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