1917 Gibson A4, S/N-44012, with some nice upgrades and a killer voice! Has had a recent refret with .080 EVO wire, new bone nut, new adjustable bridge, scalloped fingerboard, and Rubner tuners. Comes in a newer shaped hard shell case.
Beautiful 1917 Gibson A4 #33136 in awesome condition with only a few dings. Has had a recent setup and plays great! Comes in a shaped hard shell case.
Here is a nice old Gibson H1 Mandola #65673. Just had all the setup tweaks, .080 EVO re-fret, and new bone nut. She’s an easy player with a growly voice. Comes with the original hard shell case.
More Info and purchase at the links, but don’t hesitate to contact Bruce to discuss
Quite a diverse selection of instruments for sale right now- don’t blink or the one you’ve been eyeing might be gone!
Here’s a quick list to get you started: (pictures in the gallery below, and more at the links)
Beautiful Ellis A #561. This mando is in like new condition and It’s an Ellis! what more needs to be said?
Next a drop dead gorgeous Loar era Gibson A4? Serial Number 70695. Beautiful voice and a very smooth player.
For an F Style, a lovely Montana built Weber Yellowstone with a fresh EVO re-fret, speed neck, and setup. Nice bark and plays easy- good forever mando!
TWO MANDOLAS!
Number one is a old standby Flatiron 3K mandola, Serial Number 8706299. Great condition with only a few dings and comes with the original hard shell case.
Here is a nice old Gibson H1 Mandola #65673. Just had all the setup tweaks, .080 EVO re-fret, and new bone nut. She’s an easy player with a growly voice. Comes with the original hard shell case.
Getting bigger is the like new, Eastman A style octave mandolin #MDO-305. This one has a pretty nice voice and is easy to play.
And biggest of all a 1946 Epiphone Triumph big body arched top guitar #55726. Awesome big voice with a great chunk! Normal finish wear for an instrument that’s actually been played for 75 years.
Don’t hesitate to contact Bruce to discuss the finer points!
2007 pre Yellowstone model Big Sky mandolin. Has all of the appointments of the Montana Yellowstone mandos from 2007 on.
I just did a re-fret, speed neck, and all the setup tweaks, so it’s good to go. This mando has been well used with lots of finish distressing on the top. The build is solid and after the recent work, plays great. Can’t beat the price at $2800.
Check out more pictures and specs at this LINK and don’t hesitate to contact Bruce to discuss!
And, boy, they are diverse collection: mandolins, mandolas, an octave- and even a Gibson Guitar.
Below is a quick run down on each one, but follow the links for more information. Don’t hesitate to contact Bruce to chat about them.
~We sell these instruments for players under our MAC used instrument program. People can feel more comfortable buying, or selling, a high end instrument from a trusted source. Check it out!
A little walk on the wild side- the first ever Weber Mustang mandolin in like new condition! Not many of these were built so she’s a rare one and perfect to round out a collection. Fingerboard is true and plays easy at a low action with no buzzing. A bonus: Comes in a Hoffee, thinsulate lined, case which is about the best you can get!
$4700.00 Or Best Offer
If you’re thinking about selling a mandolin family instrument check out our MAC program. For some it’s easier to have a trusted third party handle it. Email, or give Bruce a call, to discuss!
First, this Weber Yellowstone Custom F mandolin left our Montana shop in February of 2005. It is in great condition, has a fantastic voice, and with the recent setup I did, plays like butter.
Next, how about this drop dead gorgeous Loar era Gibson A4? Excellent condition with a few recent upgrades. EVO frets, James tailpiece, and Relic tuners. Beautiful voice and a very smooth player. Original case.
Two surprise Arch Top Guitars!
A nice 1935 Gibson Archtop in great shape! Neck is straight, frets are good, and it plays smoothly with no buzz at a low action. New Waverly tuners, TKL hard shell case, and has had a recent setup.
And to round out the selection, here’s a beauty! A Flyde Octave from England.
Buying a high-end instrument on the internet is often a big decision and you can make it easier by having a reputable third party certify that is it in good playable condition and verifying the general condition.
