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Sellers may be contacted through their kijiji posts. If the posts on kijiji have been removed, items have been sold or are no longer available. A link to each kijiji ad is located at the bottom of each blog post.
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1930 May Bell guitar for sale. This guitar
is a beauty and sound great. The fretboard and the frets were serviced,
levelled and polished. A 1920's/30's relica bridge was made out of
Honduran Rosewood. The bridge is fitted with a bone saddle and new ebony
bridge pins. All braces are secure. The neck was not reset and doesn't
need to be since the neck angle is fine. The origanal tuners work
fine.The guitar body is made entirely of solid birch and is crack free.
Aside from the bridge the guitar is in all original condition and plays
great. This Style 1 May Bell guitar was sold by mail-order and
through gas stations across America. Because of that they were hugely
popular with the old blues musicians. Readily available and cheap, for
the 30's. Basically some of the most authentic guitars you can get for
old blues music. The tops and bottoms of these guitars are one piece..
meaning no seam down the middle.
$300
Seller is from Callander, ON
CLICK HERE TO VIEW AD ON KIJIJI
Want a beautiful vintage guitar without the paying the not so beautiful 'vintage price'?? Up
for grabs is a 1964 Stella H927 made by Harmony. A very popular guitar
for it's time, the H927 has wonderful mellow, bluesy tones. Perfect for a
defining tone in just about any genre of music. Recently set up, restrung, and fixed with a brand new bridge, this guitar is sure to impress.
$225 OBO
Seller is from Guelph, ON
CLICK HERE TO VIEW AD ON KIJIJI
For
sale is a Vintage 1960 Stella guitar with case. This is a smaller size
guitar usually called a parlour guitar or campfire guitar. These guitars
have a cult following for various reasons. Many famous Blues players
started out on them and continued to use them. This one is an up level
version with fret markers and the Horizontal Tiger stripes. There are
some areas on this guitar where the back is separating from the sides.
Made In U.S.A. $80.
Seller is from London, ON
CLICK HERE TO VIEW AD ON KIJIJI
