PAUL STANLEY SILVERTONE PSM-1 MONARCH GUITAR # 32.THIS IS AN EXTREMELY RARE GUITAR AND TO FIND ONE NEW & UNPLAYED LIKE THIS IS NEAR IMPOSSIBLE.IT IS # 32 OUT OF PRODUCTION.IT HAS A BEAUTIFUL SATIN FINISHED NECK WITH AN AWESOME FLAME TOP ALONG WITH QUALITY GROVER TUNERS.THERE ARE DIFFERENT CALCULATIONS OF HOW MANY EVER MADE IT OUT OF THE FACTORY BUT MY INSIDE SOURCE TELLS ME THAT ONLY 50 EVER MADE IT OUT.THIS GUITAR IS NEW AND COMES WITH A NEW TWEED STRONGBOX CASE.I CHOSE THIS CASE BECAUSE IT MATCHES THE GUITAR PERFECTLY.USA AUCTION ONLY.SOLD AS IS.NO RETURNS.PAYMENT DUE WITHIN 24 HOURS OF AUCTION ENDING.SHIPPING WILL BE A FLAT RATE OF $35 TO ANY OF THE LOWER 48 STATES.I WILL GET THIS GUITAR TO YOU FAST!!!!!LOCAL PICK UP IS AVAILABLE.PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS AND CHECK MY 100% FEEDBACK.THANKS FOR LOOKING!!!!!

 1964 Teisco VN-2
Electric Baritone Guitar
Made in Japan in Very Nice+ Condition

This guitar feature an extended 27" scale length that could be used for low B tuning .
Looks and sounds like the Hound Dog Taylor style Teisco guitars of the same vintage.
Beautiful Sunburst finish on the front body and the back of the neck and front of the headstock.
Set up with new D'Addario 10-46 strings. You may want to switch to a heavier gauge.
These guitars sound great as well with flat wound strings.
This is a wild looking and sounding guitar that holds it's own.
Both the Master Volume and Tone Controls are rotary wheels, and there's individual On/Off switches for
each pickup plus a Rhythm/Solo switch for each pair.

The original tremolo arm is present, however, I don't have the screw to hold it in place.
You can most likely find a screw in a hardware or a music store, or maybe right here at eBay.
Speaking of the tremolo unit, this is a direct clone of the famous and great Hagstrom guitar unit.

Cool triple-pick guards setup, including dual Chrome pick guards
which were also a feature of early Guyatone guitars.
The two Silvertone pickups have a wonderful twangy or deep bass tone and sound great.

Please look at the enlarged photos for clearer visual details

There are some reflections caught by the camera. These are not marks or scratches. Just reflections.
The fully bound neck is straight and fast with good action rosewood frets that show almost no wear.
Action is low with no buzzing. It can be adjusted at the bridge to higher or lower action.
The neck is super smooth and comfortable and - very fast.
There is no case, but the guitar will be double boxed for maximum protection.

Truss Rod works just fine and the tuners function very well.
Three of the tuners are slightly bent. They pose no problem as far as stringing the guitar, tuning it, and they stay in tune.
The Sunburst finish has aged nicely and there's no structural cracks, damage or repairs on the guitar.
This guitar has tons of Mojo with No Issues what so ever!

Actual playing wear is extremely light to none.
Some tiny light scratches are to be found, but for its 48 years of age it's quite minor and hardly visible.

Weighs 9 lbs. 41 1/2" long. Lower bout is 12" wide. Nut is 1 3/4" wide.

Guitars like this, with a 27" scale, are usually tuned to Low "B" in between a guitar
and bass but it'll hold up if you want to go lower or even higher.
I actually have it tuned to a regular guitar tuning and it sounds great!
This guitar looks great, sounds amazing and is guaranteed to turn heads.
These are hard to find in any condition so one in this nice condition with the Western logo name is quite rare.
I don't have a hard shell case for it, but it will come in a nice gig bag.

A guitar Just like this one sold by me not long ago on eBay for more than $800.00.
I'm starting the bidding at $250.00, and you'll decide it's true value.

Sold at No Reserve.

Due to its age, the guitar is sold AS IS with NO RETURN

For potential buyers from Australia, New Zealand, the Far East & South America:
The neck will be separated from the body. This is due to size requirement by USPS.
Other wise it will have to be shipped as an express package at a cost of $600 plus.
Shipping cost with the neck separated should run between $125 -150.
Please ask for shipping quotes.

As per eBays request I specify again that I ship to Australia, Canada and the United kingdom.

Insurance is required!

IMPORTANT NOTE: You will not see the insurance fee on your invoice from eBay.
Please wait until I invoice you and I will add the insurance cost. Thanks!
I will not ship any item unless you pay the insurance fee.

I pack all my items very well and secure.
You will get a tracking number & delivery confirmation (USA only for Delivery Confirmation).

I ship to the USA, Canada, Central & South America, Great Britain, Ireland, Denmark, Sweden, Finland,
Norway, Germany, France, Spain, Holland, Italy, Greece, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea and Japan.

International shipping via USPS Priority Mail International.
I will not falsify value of item for custom purposes.

Bidders with zero feedback or multiple negative feedback should contact me prior to bidding.

Note: I never make 2nd chance offers. If you receive one after auction's end, know that it's a fake offer.

Thanks for looking and bidding.

 

This auction is for a Vintage 1960s very nice Silvertone 319,14609 Hollow body guitar.This guitar has a superb sound.The neck is perfectly straight,and the body is solid.The guitar has signs of use consistent with it's age a few areas with minor paint cracks,The Silvertone logo on the neck is not visible,as is common with this class of older silevertone guitars,and one knob is missing.Other wise this guitar looks great,and is in excellent condition for its age.It comes with its original adjustable bridge.The whammy bar works perfect and come with a case.

Please don't bid if you don't want to buy this item !!
No international shipping!!

Made in Japan.319,14609 ( on the neck plate)

7 days  money back. No questons!

Thanks for looking!!

please contact within 24 hours and pay within 3 days . thanks

1960s  Silvertone model 1457  amp in case

guitar is in very good condition some wear so look close

Amp in case has  tremlo , vibrato , foot switch and Jenson speaker 

works fine with just a little background noise ( very common )     

 check the wear , i'll try to show most   so please look close 

neck is straight ,  

beautiful vintage look 

  . i'll pack well     

shipping to Europe & Japan $85.00 ( buyer pays customs fees )  U.S.$39.50  

 

 A vintage early 60's Silvertone Twin Twelve. Runs on 2 6l6's. In perfect working order. Been retubed and recapped. Tremolo and Reverb WORK!!! And it does include the original footswitch. An added bonus is that is has two vintage Pyle Driver speakers in it!! An absolutely awesome amp!!! A 1/4 jack has been installed in the cabinet and head for pro use, as well as an updated ac cord. There is a little wear on the cabinet  on the bottom side, but nothing structurally wrong at all, just cosmetic.

This
6V6 amp is in cherry shape for its age as shown by the pictures. It is the sweetest
sounding amp I've ever heard and anyone I've known who has heard this amp
readily agrees with me. It appears to have ready volume to fill a regular size
room. It is a unique looking amp with the control panel mounted on the right
side vertically with a tremolo and speed control easily accessible. The grill
is in excellent shape and silver/white cloth has no holes or discoloration. The
front panel does have a fair amount of scuffing and some minor scratches. It is
a 1x12 combo with a Jensen Professional Series Syntox 6 12 inch speaker in
excellent shape. All the controls are fully responsive and do not appear to
produce any unwanted noise or hiss. The tolex is in excellent shape as well as
the lettering. She is ready to plug and play. Guaranteed for a full refund on
return if not as described, and I must be notified within 3 days of receipt. No
partial refunds. Any tampering or mods voids this warranty. I can ship by USPS,
UPS, or FedEx, and I will use the calculator for the most appropriate shipping.
I can provide other carrier costs if requested. 
All items are well packed, but heavy items can be subject to treatment
that defies the best of packaging. For this reason, the buyer must be willing
to cooperate in filing a claim for damage.

 

This thing is so much a part of me now, it feels like I'm about to write my profile for a dating site.  ~deep breath~  Here goes..

 

Chip in corner of original pick guard, nicks and dings around the outside but front & back are beautiful.  I was told it's a 1327 that was played until the fingerboard was worn practically through to the neck and destined to be refinished to the original faded sunburst (i.e. "shaded walnut" it was originally).  During the process it was revealed that the wood the body was made of was too beautiful to hide behind a darker finished burst so a honey burst was the ticket.   Also, the neck couldn't be saved so another was fitted to the piece and it practically plays itself the action is so low - oh! and it's got a truss rod ta boot!  Don't forget to have a look at the handpainted "Silvertone" logo too, which I happen to love.  The neck is defintely of a more modern taper design and has a scale length of 25" and a nut width of 1.712 measured via dial caliper. Needs one of those tapered plastic strap pegs for the rear.  The bridge hole is slightly off center in relation to the strap peg hole and you might be able to see this in the pics.  I'm assuming the strap peg hole was commonly drilled prior to the all important alignment of the tailpiece/bridge resulting in slight centering issues that essentially affect nothing beyond the ability to hold the strap peg more securely so it shouldn't be an issue.  Never needed one myself because when this baby wasn't in it's stand, it was in my lap helping me figure out a new songs.  Appears that this piece hung by it's headstock flares for a time before knowing me and endured some marking as well as color transfer from whatever the hanger was made of (see pics).  Never bothered me so i didn't do anything about it.  Looks like everything else is original right down to the screws & electrics and if you've never heard one of these fired up through a tube amp before you're really missin' out.  For those that aren't aware, these are hollow so you can let um hang on your shoulder through an all night gig if need be without adverse affect OR pain killers.

I rarely bond with a piece but this one I have and wouldn't mind keeping so it's priced as such but not unreasonably in my opinion.

 

Actual item pictured is item that will be received when the auction is won/item is purchased. Item is sold as is so please examine picture(s) carefully, ask questions and research as needed before bidding. Shipping is actual and calculated via ebay shipping calculator with USPS Priority shipping.  Will ship beyond U.S. lower 48 but please contact me prior for additional shipping cost, if any.  I do combine shipping when possible and cost effective so please check out the other items i have listed as i am selling off a nice selection of my dad's old fly fishing stuff as well as clothing, muskie & even a rare cigar related item.

Happy bidding!

Paul

Silvertone 1352 from the late 1950's here. This guitar plays great for it's age. It has the wear to show that it is a player, but pristine ones go for more than $2000. It had a second (bridge) pickup added a long time ago. This is a players guitar that any vintage guitar lover will be proud to play for years to come. There are plenty of dings, a small indent in the side, good scrape on the top, and a good amount of finish checking. Rosewood bridge is stable. Nut appears to be an upgraded bone nut. I'm attaching a video of this being played below, so you can hear the great tones coming out of it. Please ask any questions before you buy. I'm selling it as is, though it is fully functional. If you choose "Buy it now" I will send it in an upgraded case, for lower bids I have a spare acoustic case that will protect it.
I will ship internationally, please contact me for pricing before you bid. To Europe and Asia, it is usually around $200.

bigredtcb Store

VINTAGE 50s 60s DANELECTRO SILVERTONE BASS HARDSHELL CASE GREY & BLACK SUPRO

 Very nice clean and solid original 1950's or early 60's DANELECTRO / SILVERTONE hardshell bass guitar case. Gray & black exterior covering , bright red fuzzy "poodle" interior. All latches, hinges, and handle are in working order. INTERIOR dimensions are: 45 inches long, 13 1/2 inches wide, and approx. 3 inches thick.

This old case is in very good condition for it's age- solid- not falling apart- interior is very clean with no filth or funky hippie stench. If your vintage Dano or Silvertone bass needs a case, I doubt you will find a nicer one. Will probably work well for other 1960's "oddball" basses too... Don't snooze and let someone else grab this... Hit that Buy It Now!

View all the pictures, and please feel free to ask any questions you may have!

   USA SHIPPING ONLY. Shipping cost in USA is $25, includes tracking and insurance! Please see my other auctions for more cool stuff! All items sold as is/all sales final. No returns. Thank you! PLEASE MEASURE YOUR BASS AND CHECK DIMENSIONS BEFORE BIDDING- NOT RESPONSIBLE IF IT DOESN'T FIT YOUR GUITAR!

 

 

 

 

 

This is a true "Rare Find" for the Teisco Collector. I have spent time researching this model and I believe this was the Japanese version. I have NEVER seen another one listed on eBay, and don't think I ever will. This was the 3rd most expensive guitar that Teisco made in its day, several thousand Yen more than the Spectrum 5 and even the May Queen.
Here is some information that I have come across in a great article;
http://www.vintageguitar.com/features/brands/details.asp?AID=1077

There is absolutely nothing wrong with this guitar. I would give it an 8 out of 10. An 8 only because I am realistic, and it is over 40 yrs old. It has a few dings and scratches, but very few. The one on the back of the neck is the biggest you'll find, and that's not big. The strings have dug into the top of the headstock just a bit north of the nut. As you can see from the pictures the finish is still beautiful with no cracking at all. There is a small scratch that you can see on the back in one of the picturers. Electronics all work, but could use a good cleaning. Only thing missing is the Vegas 40 Logo on the Headstock, but as you can see, it is on the pick-guard just like the Article mentions. I am kicking myself for selling it, but need the cash. I have tried to discribe this guitar to the best of my abilities, and have taken close-up pictures of any area I thought needed attention. I have also post a video of the actual guitar. Please ask any and all questions.