Guitar

❌SOLD❌ Scott Milligan L-00 Spruce and Rosewood Guitar, 2018

On February 3, 2019 /

From Toronto Luthier Scott Milligan, is a lovely L-00 steel string built with Engelmann spruce and Indian Rosewood, with a very light satin finish. Scott has been studying under various luthiers in Ontario, including sessions at the Canadian School of Lutherie under Jeremy Nicks, and with Josh House near Goderich. This Scott Milligan L-00 was built recently at the Milligan Guitars shop in Toronto. It features an Engelmann spruce top, Indian Rosewood back, sides and rosette, with Mahogany for the neck and Ebony for the fingerboard, headplate, and bridge.

New

Price: $2,499.00 CAD

This instrument has sold

❌SOLD❌ Ramirez 4CWE Cutaway Classical with Pickup, Cedar and Rosewood, 2003

On January 30, 2019 /

uilt in Madrid, the Ramirez 4CWE is the top level, cutaway version of the E series classical models, with full 650mm scale length and a slightly narrower, 50mm nut width. These guitars are intended for the serious, advanced student or working guitarist requiring a high quality, responsive instrument. Now discontinued and replaced by the Ramirez Cut 2, the Ramirez 4CWE is built in a largely traditional manner with a solid cedar top, Indian Rosewood for the back, sides, headplate and bridge, and a slipper-heel Spanish Cedar neck with Ebony fingerboard.

Used

Price: $2,150.00 CAD

This instrument has sold

❌SOLD❌ Rickenbacker Ken Roberts Electro Spanish Guitar, 1935

On January 29, 2019 /

The Ken Roberts model not only has a pickup, the neck is also ‘extended’ to meet the body at the 17th fret, and it has a vibrato tailpiece designed by Doc Kaufman. This exceptionally rare example is in good playing condition. Most people associate the first electric guitars with Leo Fender or the Gibson Les Paul, but the Rickenbacker ‘Frying Pan’ lap steel guitar predated those by almost two decades, appearing in 1931.

Vintage

Price: $4,500.00 CAD

This instrument has sold

❌SOLD❌ G W Barry Concert Cutaway Steel String Guitar, 2000

On January 29, 2019 /

This G W Barry Concert Cutaway steel string dates to the year 2000 and was built in Toronto, using Sitka Spruce for the top, paired with Indian Rosewood for the back, and sides, and streaked Ebony for the fingerboard and bridge. The neck and blocks are Mahogany, and the rosette uses and Abalone ring. The Barry concert body draws from the proportions of the Gibson J-185, but in a more curvaceous – dare we say bodacious – rendering of that design.

Used

Price: $3,999.99 CAD

This instrument has sold

National Resophonic NRP-B 14 Fret Wood Body Black Rust Finish

On January 28, 2019 /

The National Resophonic NRP-B 14 in wood body form has a warmer, sweeter tone than the metal body versions, but offers just as much volume and responsiveness. It’s also somewhat lighter at 5.5 pounds. The scale length is a comfortable 25 inches. The body is built of Maple laminate, with a slotted-headstock Mahogany neck and Ebony fingerboard.

New

Price: $2,689.00 CAD

❌SOLD❌ Eastman AR810CE Archtop Electric Guitar Sunburst, 2004

On January 28, 2019 /

The Eastman AR810CE is a one of a now fairly rare breed – a hand carved, full sized arched top and back guitar at a reasonable price. Built to meet the needs of jazz guitarists, this model delivers vintage archtop performance in a modern package. Using a 17 inch wide, 3 1/8 inch deep body, the Eastman AR810CE has a hand carved solid Spruce top and carved figured Maple back. The neck is Maple with a bound Ebony fingerboard, and Ebony is also used for the head plate, pickguard, bridge and tailpiece.

Used

Price: $2,100.00 CAD

This instrument has sold

Guitar

❌SOLD❌ Scott Milligan L-00 Spruce and Rosewood Guitar, 2018

❌SOLD❌ Ramirez 4CWE Cutaway Classical with Pickup, Cedar and Rosewood, 2003

❌SOLD❌ Rickenbacker Ken Roberts Electro Spanish Guitar, 1935

❌SOLD❌ G W Barry Concert Cutaway Steel String Guitar, 2000

National Resophonic NRP-B 14 Fret Wood Body Black Rust Finish

❌SOLD❌ Eastman AR810CE Archtop Electric Guitar Sunburst, 2004

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