GIBSON STYLE A JUNIOR MANDOLIN, C. 1927-1934

This a 1930's Gibson Junior Mandolin. Paper label inside and s/n 79032. Circa 1927-1934. Measures 26"l and has carry case. Condition is consistent with age and use, Check out pictures. No refunds give

Acoustic Gibson Model L-00 c.1934. Number 764 Ink-stamped on Neck Block, Number 165 Impressed on Headstock. Original Style Plank Tuners. Back of Neck May Have Been Refinished. Bridge Has Been "Topped"

Gibson 'The Gibson' Style A Mandolin Partial serial #67xxx, Sheridan brown dark stain, birch body, spruce top and mahogany neck, ebony finger board and bridge, engraved tail piece, celluloid pick guar

MEDIUM BROWN FINISH - MAY/JUNE 1921 PRODUCTION / VGC INSTRUMENT

Gibson Mandolin-Guitar Company, circa 1915. Style A mandolin (number 54394), having a spruce and maple body, in hard case, with paper label to the interior and marked to tailpiece. Approx. h. 25.5", w

Circa 1923 Medium brown finish with teardrop shaped body and mother of pearl inlaid finger board. Includes soft body case. Body approx. 13 1/2" t x 10" w x 2 3/4"d.Overall length approx. 25 1/2",Wood

GIBSON STYLE A-2 MANDOLIN IN CASE: Inlaid Mother of Pearl, "The Gibson" Interior stricker with #608, in pencil. In case. Early 1900's.

Gibson Trapdoor Banjo Mandolin C. 1912, Kalamazoo. Serial #: 11181a-47. Crack in back along the grain. Length: 59cm. The Meisel Collection. This instrument is being sold from The Meisel Collection ass

Gibson mandolin style 7.2 number 22442 is here by guaranteed against faulty workmanship or material. Should this instrument, with proper care and usage, go wrong, we agreed to repair it free of charge

Graceful original portrait on paper of a dewy young woman in the 'Gibson Girl' style. Signed C. Rutledge Agnew and inscribed by the artist: "to Cousin James from Clarence". C. Rutledge Agnew was a pop

1920 Gibson "Style A4" paddle head Mandolin. Measures a total of 26" long. Serial number inside hole "63154". Includes mandolin case from Gator Music. Condition: minor wear to finish on metal hardware

Early 19th C Federal Style Gibson & Davis Piano. Marked Gibson & Davis New York / London. Measures 34 x 65 x 25 inches.

A1 style Mandolin by The Gibson No. 22985 made in Kalamazoo, MI. The inner neck reads 2496 dating it to 1913. It has a natural finish with all original parts and no repairs. It is in good used conditi

Bacon mandolin banjo, Style C, c 1925, signed skin head, retains original case. Appx 23 1/2"l. Good condition.

UNITED STATES, CIRCA 1950s A Gibson A-Style EM-150 electric mandolin, partially legible serial No. W90011. The instrument features a sunburst finish and is held in a chipboard case. Dimensions: Mandol

1947 C. F. Martin A Style Mandolinserial number A-18210, dark sunburst top with mahogany back, sides and neck; original tuners and tailpiece. Comes with hardshell case. Overall length 24-1/2 in. From

American School, illustration, oil on canvas, American School (late 19th/early 20th c.), Interior Genre Scene, Gibson style women at breakfast table, oil on canvas, no visible signature, 12.5"h x 18.5

A beautiful and Highly sought after Antique 1914 Gibson Mandolin with Black Top F2 Style Eight string Mandolin. Serial #16634. Includes Case. Orville Gibson started making mandolins in Kalamazoo, Mich

A vintage 8 string Gibson "Mandolin-Banjo Jr." style "MB-Jr.", Kalamazoo, MI label. In hard case. Case with dirt, etc. Serial numbered 11130A-20. From a New Jersey estate. - Dimens

George S. Colman (California 1881-1934). Two O/C California mission style impressionist paintings, one of church and one of arched mission building, both signed by artist - stretcher size of both 14"

UNRESERVED. The harp guitar was produced by the Gibson Mandolin-Guitar Manufacturing Company from its inception. While its 1903 catalog featured three harp-guitar models, Styles R, R-1, and U, the fir

2 Miniature Portable Gramophones, c. 1927 1) "Wackerphon", Germany, spring-driven, working, size folded only 4 1/3 x 3 ½ x 3 ¾ in., with key. - And: 2) "Colibri Junior", manufactured by Compagnie du

A large Art Deco style Zenith tombstone radio model 288 in a wooden case. This model was one of Zeniths first all wave receivers introduced in the summer of 1933. Zenith Electronics, LLC, is an Americ

Unknown maker mandolin c.1940's stamped 232B380 and s42 A-style Partial label on headstock. Sunburst finish. With new plush-lined hard case for various mandolin styles.