1931 Paramount Style L Guitar, Serial Number 160
The Paramount Style L guitars are far more complicated and interesting than previously thought. Style L guitars are often discussed as one type…
The Paramount Style L guitars are far more complicated and interesting than previously thought. Style L guitars are often discussed as one type…
This guitar is the unique example of a Paramount style L that has the resonator sides sides as deep as the rest of…
The Paramount Style L guitars are far more complicated and interesting than previously thought. Style L guitars are often discussed as one type…
The Paramount Style L guitars are far more complicated and interesting than previously thought. Style L guitars are often discussed as one type…
Serial number 41999 was stamped on March 28, 1930 and cleared final inspection on April 15 that year. It is from the first…
In the late 1920s tenor guitars became a major part of Martin’s product line. Initially, Martin mostly based their tenor models on size…
This guitar is a special order 1-18P guitar with a 5-string neck. Only two 5-string Martin guitars were ever made, this being the…
Serial number 92250 was stamped on August 24, 1945 and cleared final inspection on November 30 that year. The tuners are Kluson 502N…
Here is a guitar from the very beginning of the Dreadnought era! Serial number 175 was part of the very first batch of…
Serial number 151874 was stamped on October 4, 1956 and cleared final inspection on January 23, 1957. The tuners are Kluson K-500 “waffleback”…