Vintage guitars for sale: Fenton Weill

Original VGC Fenton Weill electric guitar pick / plectrum . These are insanely rare. Hardly used . Logo is still clear and bright. The ultimate case candy for the discerning guitar enthusiast. I have never seen another anywhere. Most of them probably went into the great skip in the sky.
Not only a plectrum! You can use it to scratch off that horrible glittery stuff on scratch cards??use it as a shield for your pet gerbil. The applications are endless.... more

Here we have for sale a very rare post Jim Burns Hohner Ambasso bass made by Henry Weill soon after Jim's leaving the partnership.
The tuners, the bridge, and the knobs are not orignal. The tuners and bridge work great. The knobs will need replacing
The neck is straight, there is lots of life left in the frets
Jim Burns legacy is clearly visible in the neck joint with the biscuit attachment, very much like a burns vibra artist, and sonic. I have these instruments and have ... more

Hohner Zambesi - British solid-body electric, produced by Fenton Weill -1961

Hohner were an absolutely huge player in the musical instrument market of the 1950s and 60s, but their speciality was very much in harmonicas, accordions and keyboards. Of course with the rise of the electric guitars at this time, it is no surprise that the company would attempt to grab a slice of the pie. The United Kingdom subsidiary, Hohner London commissioned a number of early models, debuting in 1960 ... more

Vintage 1959 1960 Fenton Weill Deluxe British Red Electric Guitar w OHSC *1960s
I've hardly seen any of these over the years - an original red finished 1959 / 1960 Fenton Weill Deluxe, complete with the original hard case. It's a true rarity. Found at a Northern Auction just a few weeks ago, in need of a good clean. It's cleaned up incredibly well and works a treat. A nice maple fretboard with those brilliant red fret markers, a staple of the early Fenton Weill guitars. This one has had a ... more

1959 Burns Weill RP1G (Roy Plummer Guitar) Super Streamline electric guitar, made in England; The body is black finished in mahogany with white Perspex back has a few scuffs, see the pictures, it's to be expected for age
The neck is made of mahogany some minor blemishes
Fretboard are sycamore
Frets are good
Electrics have been recently refurbished so its working perfectly, do have a video of the guitar being played after being restored, just ask
Has new strings and has been ... more

Here we have for sale a very rare post Jim Burns Hohner Zambesi, made by Fenton Weill, Henry Weill's company, soon after Jim's leaving the partnership. It could be a Fenton Weill, as the headstock has a mark with what looks like a fenton logo has been. The white pickguard piece is missing. "Zambesi" would have been written across it
The tuners, the bridge, the tremolo arm and the PU selector and knobs are not orignal, but do work well
The neck is straight, there is life left in the ... more