Arch-Tops and Electric

Harmony Cremona Harmony at their best in the '40's & '50's. These hand-carved arch-tops were competitive with Gibson's L-7. Measures 16 1/2 inches.  $1,450 more pics	Gibson Gibson ES-175 ES 150 Gibson	Anderson Oval asymetrical hole  17" blond acoustic  $4,500
	Items below sold within the last year
Levin 1940 (SOLD)	D'Angelico 16.5 inches wide as in the style of the early Loar L5. The guitar is refinished in an attractive sunburst, has no cracks or structural issues. It plays and sounds amazing, as it is clear and responsive. The early guitars (.5 inches larger than the L5s they where modeled from) have no serial #'s. One is on exhibit at the Met in Nyc as part of Rudy's collection on 48th st. in NYC. However that one also refinished is not done in sunburst as John did on these models. It comes with the original Lifton case, replica pick guard. I have a Dearmond 1000 for a small charge that can be included.  10k  Sold
National Archtop   Handmade Archtop Guitar By Berringer 1924 Gibson L-1 Brown Stain Archtop Acoustic Guitar 1940s Gibson ES-300 Sunburst Acoustic Electric Guitar.  1930's Gibson L7 Vintage    Gibson Johnny Smith 1978 Cort Archtop 1939 Gibson L5 17" with original case    5K
Fleta replica.  American violin builder, Wes Palmer made this guitar in the 50's.