During the late 1950s to early 1960s, Rickenbacker produced several notable electric guitar models that have become highly regarded and sought after by musicians and collectors. Here is a list of some of the key models from that era along with their specifications: Please note that specifications and features may vary between different models and … The post Rickenbacker late 1950’s and early 1960’s break down appeared first on All Good Vintage Guitars ..read more

Gibson is a name that has become synonymous with quality guitars, and their archtop acoustic models are no exception. These vintage instruments have been a favorite of musicians for decades, and continue to be sought after by collectors and players. Here I have a closer look at some of the most top of the line … The post Gibson Archtop Guitars appeared first on All Good Vintage Guitars ..read more

6xxx numbers (1949-1971) 6000 Golden Classic Hauser model6001 Silver Classic Hauser model6002 Burl Ives Junior flat-top then Folk (sunburst)6003 Grand Concert flat-top then Jimmie Rogers Singingthen Folk Singing then Folk6004 Burl Ives flat-top then Folk (mahogany)6005 Ozark (nylon strings)6006 Electro Classic6007 Synchromatic Sierra flat-top6008 Wayfarer Jumbo flat-top6009 Jumbo flat-top (sunburst)6010 Sun Valley flat-top6014 Synchromatic 100 … The post Gretsch Model Numbers and Name appeared first on All Good Vintage Guitars ..read more

Gibson used Factory Order Numbers (FON) on some of their guitars from about 1908 to 1961. Many times you will see both a factory order number and serial number. The FON was stamped for each batch in production and each instrument in the batch during the early stages of the build. The FON can be … The post Gibson Factory Order Numbers appeared first on All Good Vintage Guitars ..read more

Unraveling Fender Body Dates: In the early days of Fender’s iconic models like the Broadcaster and Telecaster, body dates were discreetly tucked under the neck in the neck pocket. However, around 1954-1955, a migration occurred, relocating this date beneath the lead pickup, gaining consistency by 1956. Stratocasters, ever unpredictable, showcased body dates in diverse positions … The post Fender Neck and Body Dates appeared first on All Good Vintage Guitars ..read more

Greetings, fellow music enthusiasts! I’m Jim Anderson , and I’m delighted to share my lifelong intrigue with guitars on this page . I’m a semi-retired IT professional who deals in buying and selling vintage guitars, acquiring some of the most coveted guitars the world has to offer. My journey into the vintage guitar market is … The post About All Good Vintage Guitars appeared first on All Good Vintage Guitars ..read more

Vintage guitars hold significant historical and artistic value for both musicians and collectors alike. They not only serve as instruments for playing classic melodies but also serve as tangible representations of the craftsmanship and dedication that went into their creation. Whether you are a musician seeking that timeless tone or an enthusiast with an affinity … The post A Guide to Identifying a Vintage Guitar: Unveiling Musical Treasures appeared first on All Good Vintage Guitars ..read more

During the 1950s and 1960s, Fender solid-body guitars played a significant role in shaping the landscape of popular music. These iconic instruments revolutionized the electric guitar industry with their innovative designs, impeccable craftsmanship, and unique tonal characteristics. Here is a detailed list and introduction to some of the notable Fender solid-body guitars from that era: … The post Vintage Fender Solid body Guitars With Photo Gallery appeared first on All Good Vintage Guitars ..read more