A 1945 Epiphone full hollowbody Deluxe with the extremely desirable 17 3/8″ body, 2 3/4″ depth lightweight feel and delivers great vintage chunky Epiphone 40’s tone, easy playability, great amplified tone without feedback
1939 Epiphone Vintage 17″ Broadway Archtop Guitar- Rare Walnut Back and sides -SOLD-
November 27, 2022 By
This 1939 Spruce and Walnute Broadway is a superb model of the old Epiphones, with the chunky full tones that they were known for. Undoubtably the best comping archtop ever made. With a Black walnut back and a handcarved, quartersawn bookmatched solid spruce top this archtop produces a tone that is distinctly more brilliant with more warmth than ordinary maple bodies.
1940 Masterbuilt Blonde Epiphone Deluxe OHSC #15352 -SOLD-
December 18, 2021 By
A 1940 Masterbuilt carved Blonde Epiphone Deluxe with the extremely desirable 17 3/8″ body, lightweight feel and delivers great vintage chunky Epiphone 40’s tone, easy playability, and great projection especially in a big band venue
1947 Epiphone Vintage Blackstone Carved Archtop #56736 -SOLD-
July 7, 2017 By
This Blackstoneis a superb model of the old Epiphones, with the chunky full tones that they were known for. Undoubtably the best comping archtops ever made.
Epiphone Vintage Triumph Regent Carved Archtop 1951 -SOLD-
August 28, 2016 By
This Triumph is a superb model of the old Epiphones, with the chunky full tones that they were known for. Undoubtably the best comping archtops ever made.
Epiphone Vintage Triumph Regent Carved Archtop 1951 -SOLD-
August 28, 2016 By
This Triumph is a superb model of the old Epiphones, with the chunky full tones that they were known for. Undoubtably the best comping archtops ever made.
Epiphone Broadway Blonde 1951 *SOLD*
August 27, 2016 By
This Broadway is a superb model of the old Epiphones, with the chunky full tones that they were known for. Undoubtably the best comping archtop ever made
Epiphone Broadway 1952 -SOLD-
February 6, 2016 By
This Broadway is a superb model of the old Epiphones, with the chunky full tones that they were known for. Undoubtably the best comping archtop ever made