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What makes this Hagstrom so super? It features a 25.5" Fender-style scale length over the typical 24.75" Gibson type, which makes this ideal for players with larger hands or for holding string tension when tuning down. I bought it used many years ago and played several gigs with it but it hasn't seen much activity lately, so I'm thinning out my collection. It's in decent condition: the neck and fretboard feel perfect, but there's some chips around the body & headstock and general wear from the

2x lengths of 125cm each Black cloth covered, wax coated push-back wire has been used on American guitars from Gibson, Gretsch and Fender for decades. It is preferred by many guitar makers and technicians. Push-back wire is easy to use and robust. These wires come from a 1950's American speaker cabinet, but can be used in guitars. Great for restoration 1950's guitars or tube amplifiers.

Photos upon Request. Price is negotiable if more than one item is purchased 1 set 1960s Martin Grover (Statite), 3 per side, with ferrules-$295 1 set 1960s Martin Grover (Statite), 3 per side, no ferrules-$275 1 set 1950s Martin Waverly, 3 per side, with ferrules-$350 1 set 1960s Grover , Pat Pend, 3 per side, no ferrules-$395 1 set 1970s Grover , kidney button 3 per side (Gibson)- $150 (Sold) 1 set, in line, Musicman, Schaller, with 3 ferrules-$195 1 set Gold, Sperzel, in line locking tuners (

Vintage Kluson Bass Tuners 1 Set Kluson Reverse Bass Tuners with ferrules for Fender P or J Bass (1952 to 1957)- $995 Vintage Kluson Guitar Tuners Single Line 1 Set Kluson Single line, in line, round metal buttons, split shaft with ferrules. (Fender)- $995 1 Set Kluson Single line, in line, round metal buttons (3 have been rechromed), split shaft with ferrules (Fender)- $850 1 Set Kluson Single line, 3 per side, round white plastic buttons, (1 slightly bent tuner), solid shaft with ferrules (G

Mark Series acoustic guitars were made from approximately 1974 – 1978. According to the serial number this neck is from 1974/75. The headstock is similar to the 1920s Snakehead shape. Ideal for a restoration /project or wall hanger for a Gibson enthusiast. Truss rod works fine and is in good condition.

Negotiable if more than one item is purchased Late 60s /early 70s Clear Bobbin Cream Cover P90 Pickup $495 Late 60s /early 70s Clear Bobbin Black Cover Dog Ears P90 Pickup $495 Early70s Gibson Embossed humbucker $695 (Sold) Late 60s /early 70s Patent Sticker Humbucker No Cover- $695 Late 60s /early 70s Patent Sticker Humbucker with Cover and Surround- $850 (Sold) 1970s Patent Number Humbucker No Cover- $250 1970s Patent Number Humbucker With Cover- $300 (Sold) 1970s Patent Number Humbucker With

Negotiable if more than one item is purchased CTS 1966 500k split shaft pot $400 Tunomatic Bridge Gold New in Package- $125 1970s Tunomatic Chrome No saddles Patent Number $195 1970s Tunomatic Gold No saddles Patent Number- $250 1970s Tunomatic Gold Patent Number Heavily Pitted- $250 1970s Gold Stop tailpiece Worn $95 1970s/80s Gold TP6 Tailpiece and Posts Non original Top Screws- $295 1980s Top Adjust Tunomatic Bridge Gold- $195

Late 70s “Original Gibson”- $295 Late 70s Gibson Schaller Chrome- $275

*****1985 Model name has worn but can be seen on an angle-

Negotiable if more than one item is purchased 1955 Humming Bird Music Sheet Featuring Les Paul -$25 1961-$400 1962-$300 (Sold) 1964- Full Catalog- $200 1964- Guitar Catalog- $125 1965- Folk Guitar- $125 1965- Amps-$125 1965- Selmer Gibson price List- $95 1966- $175 Late 60s -Gibson Gazette Vol 8 No2, Vol 9 No1- $75 for both 1968- Les Paul Reissued-$95- Sold 1968-$95- Sold Late 60s /early 70s Guitar hang tag $95 Sold 1970-Pamphlets $25 each Early70s String Guide Selector $50 Sold 1973 ‘The Gibso