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 43
- Blond 23
- Cherry 22
- Goldtop 9
- Natural 9
- Tv Yellow 9
- Black 8
- Sonic Blue 7
- Sparkling Burgundy 7
- Fiesta Red 6
- Cardinal Red 5
- Lake Placid Blue Metallic 5
- Firemist Gold Metallic 4
- Firemist Silver Metallic 4
- Shoreline Gold Metallic 4
- Blue Ice Metallic 3
- Burgundy Mist Metallic 3
- Candy Apple Red 3
- Candy Apple Red Metallic 3
- Fireglo 3
- Fullerton Red 3
- Inverness Green 3
- Kerry Green 3
- Lavender Lilac 3
- Olympic White 3
- Polaris White 3
- White 3
- Argentine Grey 2
- Blue Metallic 2
- Ocean Turquoise 2
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1967 Fender Telecaster
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We’re pleased to have one of the rarest color-chart finishes available on this all-original 1967 Fender Telecaster in Sherwood Green Metallic! As with many rare finishes of the time, we can trace Sherwood Green back to the automotive industry. This finish first appeared as an option in the Mercury catalog under Ford in the late 50s and then made its way on the first Fender color chart, where it...
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1966 Gibson Firebird VII
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Check out the patina and checking on this 1966 Gibson Non-Reverse Firebird VII! As you can see, the wear on this piece shows a good amount of Blue, particularly on the back and edges of the guitar. Honestly, it’s tough to tell whether this Firebird is Pelham or Inverness. We’ve heard straight from Gibson employees who were working in the factory at the time that in the earlier years of making...
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1957 Fender Stratocaster
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There’s just something about 1957 Strat necks that make them special, and this fully original 1957 Fender Stratocaster in Sunburst certainly has it! The neck shape on this guitar has that typical “V” profile that feels great in the hand. Even more so, it softens up as you go up the neck. This year is also the first use of ABS plastic for the knobs and pickup covers, which develops that awesome...
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1962 Fender Stratocaster
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We can’t get enough of Sonic Blue, and this 1962 Fender Stratocaster in its original Sonic Blue finish has us drooling! The combination of the pastel-like Sonic Blue and the nitrate green guard is just gorgeous, and this particular neck has got to be one of the most comfortable we’ve had our hands on. It’s obvious this one was someone’s go-to guitar for a time, with a nice patina throughout the...
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1958 Fender Stratocaster
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Here’s a guitar fit for the “First Lady of Rock and Roll” – a beautiful 1958 Fender Stratocaster in Blond with gold hardware; the Mary Kaye! The Blond finish and Gold hardware combination was immortalized in promotional shoots with Kaye in 1956. Although she was a loyal D’Angelico player, the combination is as popular and timeless now as it was then. This particular guitar has seen a...
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1955 Fender Stratocaster
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Check out this (clearly) worn-in 1955 Fender Stratocaster in its original Blond finish! We love seeing Stratocasters from the 50s in Blond, as even though this finish was an option at the time, it was hardly ever ordered. This guitar was undoubtedly someone’s main squeeze in the past, and we can totally understand why! The neck has been played in for an incredibly comfortable feel, and the sound...
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1955 Gibson Les Paul Custom
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This 1955 Gibson Les Paul Custom in its original Black finish is one hell of a player! These all-mahogany Customs have such an excellent strong sound. Paired with one P-90 and one Alnico pickup (both beautifully voiced), this Custom has many capabilities in its tone: from searing hot, to mellow and clean, to everything in between. This one isn’t a fretless wonder, as it’s been professionally...
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1962 Gretsch White Penguin (Double Cut)
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We’re so grateful to have arguably the rarest Gretsch ever made; this gorgeous 1962 Gretsch White Penguin with a double-cut body! It’s estimated that Gretsch only built about ten of these double-cut White Penguins, and only around a handful have surfaced in recent decades. This particular one is a beautiful and original example without any breaks or modifications whatsoever. This Penguin even...
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1968 Martin D12-35
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This gorgeous 1968 Martin D12-35 in Natural is not only a beauty to look at, but sounds absolutely incredible! With the quality of wood used and Martin’s expert craftsmanship, how could it not? It features a sitka spruce top, Brazilian rosewood sides, and a stunning three piece Brazilian rosewood back! The ebony fretboard, ebony bridge and black pickguard offers a beautiful contrast to the...
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1951 Fender Nocaster
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Who doesn’t love a clean Nocaster like this beauty from 1951 in its original Blond finish?! This guitar was completed during the short window in Fender history where their flagship solid-bodied guitar didn’t have a name, thanks to Gretsch’s telegram asking them to remove the name “Broadcaster” from their catalog. As a result, these Blackguards are particularly sought after, and to see one in this...
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1957 Gibson Les Paul Special (Custom Inlays)
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How cool is this 1957 Gibson Les Paul Special in TV Yellow with trapezoid inlays?! This was a custom order, and we assume it to be a one-off guitar because we haven’t seen another one like it! This original TV Yellow finish is in good shape, with a lovely patina and weather checking throughout. This neck is full and feels incredible in the hands, and these nicely balanced P90 pickups provide...
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1967 Gibson ES-330
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This great sounding and playing 1967 Gibson ES-330 in Cherry would be a fantastic guitar for any player or collector! This guitar has been kept carefully over the years, as it is entirely original and free of any breaks, modifications, or repairs. This slim nut and comfortable neck profile make this particular example feel lovely in hand, and it sounds incredible as it is equipped with two P-90s...
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1954 Fender Stratocaster
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What’s cooler than a well played, first year of production Stratocaster with all the original components? We’re proudly showing off this 1954 Fender Stratocaster in its original Sunburst finish that once belonged to Western Swing guitarist Bill Wesley! Not only do we have photos of Mr. Wesley playing this guitar, we even have a handwritten letter from him talking about the history of the...
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1965 Gibson ES-335
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Here’s something you don’t often see: a 1965 Gibson ES-335 in Natural with a factory mono Varitone control! We’ve seen less than a handful of these Varitone-equipped 335s in the wild, and we’re so happy to have this example, especially in Natural. The whole guitar has taken on a smokey patina that truly brings out the hints of figuring in the maple top. With the factory Varitone and Bigsby, the...
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1969 Fender Telecaster
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You might have to do a double take when you realize this is not a brand-new guitar but an all-original 1969 Fender Telecaster in Sonic Blue that’s near mint! This particular guitar is just as vibrant as when it left the factory, without any discoloration to the body or neck finishes! In addition to being a stunning-looking instrument, it also plays and sounds excellent, with a bright punch and a...
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1965 Fender Stratocaster
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Feast your eyes on this rare and early maple cap fretboard! Even better, this 1965 Fender Stratocaster is in its original Fiesta Red finish. This is the very first year for the maple cap fretboard option in their catalog, with it being officially released as a production standard in 1966. This particular piece was clearly played over the years, shown through the honest wear on the body and edges...
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1964 Gibson Firebird III
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We’ve got a soft spot for this rare custom color, so this 1964 Gibson Firebird III in its original Kerry Green finish is hitting us where it counts! Of all the Firebird custom colors, Kerry Green ranks towards the rarer side of the spectrum. This one hasn’t discolored at all, thanks to the absence of a clear coat! This particular example was definitely played, as evidenced by the wear throughout...
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1954 Fender Stratocaster
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We’ve got an incredible, original piece for you, this beautiful 1954 Fender Stratocaster in Sunburst! This particular guitar retains what we believe to be its original, vintage thick gauge strings (except for the high e), and we’ve left them intact for the new owner to decide how to preserve them. We bought this guitar from its original owner in 2007, who was gifted it as a kid and played it for...
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1967 Gibson Barney Kessel Custom (Custom Order)
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We love custom-ordered, one-off guitars, and this 1967 Gibson Barney Kessel Custom in Sunburst has us drooling! This model was a bit different from most of Gibson’s offerings at the time, with a scale length customarily seen on Fender guitars (25-½”). This definitely gives a different sound and feel while playing. This custom order had several small requests, which we know precisely since the...
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1967 Gibson ES-125TDC
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Have a look at this shimmering 1967 Gibson ES-125TDC in Sparkling Burgundy! This “entry-level” archtop model features two closely balanced dog-ear P90 pickups with volume and tone controls for each. It’s unusual to see this model in a Custom Color and even more so in this minty condition! What might explain the use of Sparkling Burgundy is that for a very brief period of time in this era, Gibson...
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1954 Fender Stratocaster
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We are thrilled to have yet another early production 1954 Fender Stratocaster in Sunburst with a trem cover serial number! This particular guitar is one of the 200 or so Stratocasters that received a serial number stamped right into the tremolo cover rather than the neck plate. As a result, it has all the earliest Stratocaster appointments: short-skirt knobs, all bakelite plastics, a football...
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1960 Gibson SG Special (Prototype)
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This might look like ‘just’ another SG at a quick glance. However, this 1960 Gibson SG Special in Cherry actually features a non-beveled, prototypical body design! After moving on from the traditional, earlier Les Paul body shape, Gibson experimented with a new design. Since this is an early example, one can assume they were trying to stay in the same style as the slab-body Les Paul Juniors and...
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1955 Gibson Les Paul
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We are floored by this stunning and clean 1955 Gibson Les Paul Goldtop! This entirely original example was clearly taken immense care of, and man, does it show! The carved top is undoubtedly pronounced on this guitar, and this rich gold finish elegantly accentuates its curves. You can even faintly make out where the original tag hung to the switch, as there’s a very faint shadow right next to the...
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1955 Fender Stratocaster
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I mean… this guitar is just show-stopping. This 1955 Fender Stratocaster in Blond features a gold anodized pickguard! Blond was a color option for early Stratocasters, but it was hardly ever ordered, and we certainly don’t see them sporting gold anodized guards often! This particular piece has gorgeous wear and patina, with some delicate weather checking that looks beautiful on the Blond...
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1966 Fender Stratocaster
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Check out this 1966 Fender Stratocaster in its original Charcoal Frost Metallic finish! This is the first year for the CBS-style “big” headstock, which looks great on this guitar, showing some patina and weather checking. Fender was still using nitrocellulose lacquer at this time, and the back of the neck has got to be one of the most comfortable necks we’ve had our hands on. What’s even better...
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1968 Gibson ES-335
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Here’s a chance to pick up a gorgeous 1968 Gibson ES-335TD in Cherry! This one features the rarely seen “Sound Wave” logo on the pickguard, which commonly wore off. This particular example is an excellent player, and the former owner definitely took good care of it while playing it over the years. The binding has taken on a beautiful shade of amber that looks gorgeous against the original Cherry...
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1967 Fender Stratocaster
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Here’s a beautiful 1967 Fender Stratocaster with a rare Blue Ice Metallic finish! This guitar features an all-nitrocellulose finish that has held up well in age, with just some patina and weather checking. It certainly wasn’t played too often or hard, as the original frets are still in excellent condition. It’s a joy to play and immensely resonate amped up, especially with these three...
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1964 Fender Jazzmaster
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We love the deep shade of the finish on this 1964 Fender Jazzmaster in Candy Apple Red! This example has all the pre-CBS features you’d want with completely original parts and finish, and even the original frets and case! The green celluloid guard looks outstanding against Candy Apple Red, and the matching headstock is just the cherry on top. At this point, the undercoat for this finish would...
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1961 Fender Jazz Bass
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If you’re looking for a vibey bass, you certainly have heaps of it with this super cool 1961 Fender Jazz Bass refinished in Blond! This bass has wear on top of wear, and this must’ve been the prior owner’s pride and joy with the amount he put on it! He certainly made it his own, complete with stickers, some buttons that are actually inlaid into the body, and pins. And what bass would be complete...
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1966 Fender Jazzmaster
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How could you not love this 1966 Fender Jazzmaster in its original Candy Apple Red finish?! This well-maintained example is an excellent time capsule piece, as it hardly shows its age. With block inlays and a bound neck, this is a perfect representation of Fender guitars from this era. It not only looks sharp but plays and sounds even better. The tremolo units and electronics on Jazzmasters are...
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