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I´m always buying older fretted stringed antique musical instruments. I want banjo´s, guitars, mandolins, ukuleles, and others. I also want antique musical instrument accessories, (such as amplifiers, pedals, and gear ) and catalogs from musical instruments manufactures. Brands to watch for include: Aloha, Andersen, Apitius, Ashborn, B&D, Bacon, Baldwin, Beard, Beltona, Bigsby, Boucher, Bronson, Buckbee, Burns, Calace, Cedar Mountain, Chanterelle, Cole, Collings, D'Angelico, Deering, Diaz, Dickerson, Dixie, Dobro, Dobson, Dudenbostel, Duff, Enoch, Epiphone, Essex, Fairbanks, Fender, Flatiron, Flesher, Fretless, Gibson, Gilchrist, Givens, Gold Star, Great Lakes, Gretsch, Grit Laskin, GTR, Guild, Hofner, Holoubek, Imperial, James Olson, K&F, Kamaka, Kumalae, Lakland, Lane, Larson, Larson Bros., Liberty, Ludwig, Lyon & Healy, Magnatone, Monteleone, Maurer, Martin, Mosrite, Music Man, National, Nugget, Nunes, Oahu, Ode, OME, Orpheum, Paganoni, Paramount, Phoenix, Prairie State, PRS, Ratliff, Recording King, Regal, Reiter, Richelieu, Rickenbacker, Roberts, Santos, Scheerhorn, Schoenberg, Selmer, Stelling, Sobell, S.S. Stewart, Stahl, Stiver, Stromberg, Supro, Trujo, Unger, Valco, Vega, Vox, Washburn, Warwick, Weber, Weissenborn, and Weymann. I want acoustic guitars, electric guitars, steel guitars, and electric bass guitars. I pay the most for your Martin D-45 guitar, from before 1942. I do not buy musical instruments that have repairs on the wood. Collectible Buyer #11, Michigan.
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