Vintage guitars for sale: Wyoming

The Gibson Skylark GA-5T Tremolo from 1960-1961 Vintage is a highly sought-after model known for its unique and distinctive sound. As part of the Gibson brand, it offers quality craftsmanship and a vintage aesthetic that appeals to collectors and musicians alike. The GA-5T model features a tremolo arm, making it a versatile option for adding dynamic expression to your music. With its specific year and model designation, this vintage Gibson Skylark is a rare and valuable find for those who ... more

The Gibson Skylark GA-5T Tremolo from 1960-1961 is a vintage guitar model known for its classic design and craftsmanship by Gibson. This model features a tremolo system, which allows for smooth and expressive pitch variations, making it sought after by both collectors and musicians looking for a unique and vintage sound. With its specific year of manufacture and model name, the Gibson Skylark GA-5T embodies the nostalgia and quality associated with classic Gibson guitars from the 1960s.... more

1950s harmony made Montgomery Wards sold wagon wheels cowboy guitar with soft case.
Completely playable
About 35 inches long and about 13 5 inches at its widest part.
Comes with a soft case
These harmony made cowboy guitars are awesome! They used a cool wagon train scene to make this cool cowboy design. They made this model starting in 1949 ending in 1953. What a great guitar! These are usually used as wall décor but you can still play it if you choose.
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Step back in time with this vintage 1920??s Ludwig KingstonTenor 4-string banjo, a true gem for enthusiasts of folk and bluegrass music. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this banjo boasts beautiful wood inlay work that sets it apart from the rest, making it a standout addition to any collection or performance setup
With its rich history and classic design, this Ludwig Kingston model delivers that sought-after vintage tone and playability. Ideal for musicians looking to capture ... more

In 1926 the Liberty Rawhide Company of Chicago combined with two Massachusetts companies - banjo and drum makers Nokes & Nicolai of Boston and Joseph Pacheco of Malden, a maker of stringed instruments - to form the Liberty Musical Instrument Company. Pacheco remained with the new company, manufacturing instruments . The new venture, which was located at 1431-35 West Austin Avenue in Chicago, was not a success, and in August, 1927 the company's assets were purchased by Slingerland
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