Thinking about selling your vintage guitar?
Send Jim a few photographs for a free evaluation. All Good Vintage Guitars pays up front and covers professional packing, shipping and insurance nationwide. Sell Your Vintage Guitar or call/text 404-580-8057.
Identifying guitars can be a little tricky at times. For a complete ID, you want to find the maker, model, and the year made. For Martin guitars that have a serial number, this is straightforward. Other makers, however, changed the pattern, and even repeated serial numbers. For example, a Gibson made in 1967 may have the exact same serial number as one made in 1963. With over 100 guitar identification books and thousands of photos, we can usually identify a guitar over the phone in just a few minutes. Below you can find information that can be helpful in identifying your guitar. In addition, we also have a large guitar gallery that may be of help.
Gibson
• Gibson Serial Numbers
• Gibson Factory Order Numbers
• Gibson Acoustic Flattop Model Information
• Gibson Electric Archtop Model Information
• Gibson Solid Body Electric Model Information
• Gibson Les Paul Standard 1952 – 1957 Breakdown
• Gibson Headstock Logos in Pictures
Fender
• Fender Serial Numbers
• Fender Neck and Body Dates
• Fender Solid Body Electric Model Information
• Fender Telecaster Pickguards
• Fender Stratocaster Headstock Logos
• Fender Telecaster Headstock Logos
• Fender Basses
Gretsch
• Gretsch Serial Numbers
• Gretsch Electric Model Information
• Gretsch Model Numbers and Names
• Tips in Dating a Vintage Gretsch
• Gretsch Model Numbers and Names
Martin
• Martin Serial Numbers
• Martin Model numbers and Sizes
Rickenbacker
• Rickenbacker Serial Numbers
• Rickenbacker Model Information
Thinking about selling your vintage guitar?
Send Jim a few photographs for a free evaluation. All Good Vintage Guitars pays up front and covers professional packing, shipping and insurance nationwide. Sell Your Vintage Guitar or call/text 404-580-8057.
