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1940s Martin Long White No-Groove Pins (5)
These pins were taken from an otherwise unsalvageable Martin that came in sometime over the fifty-plus years I’ve been involved with restoration and repair of Martin guitars. They are unusual in that they are of the “long white no-groove" type and of an earlier material, indicating that they are from a 1940s or earlier Martin They are in excellent condition and are a true find for completing an otherwise impossible-to-match set. Five pins $125
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1956 Martin 00-17 Pin Set
Most unusual to find an intact, complete set of bridge pins identifiable as having come from a specific Martin guitar. This set was taken from an otherwise unsalvageable instrument that came in sometime over the fifty-plus years I’ve been involved with restoration and repair of Martin guitars. They are unusual in that they are of the “long white no-groove" type, very late for bridge pins of this kind on a Martin. They are in excellent condition and will do well on any Martin guitar of this general type from far back as the late-1930s. Complete set $149
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1980s Gibson ES-175 Tailpiece NOS
From the depths of our seemingly bottomless collection of parts, accumulated here over a fifty-plus year span of guitar restoration and repair. In storage from over 30 years as a Gibson dealer in the 1970s-80s-90s, probably been here since at least the 1980s or 90s, this traditional ES-175 tailpiece, three raised Gibson parallelograms on the top of the cross-bar. Never used, never on a guitar, plating still perfect. Far as I can see, nobody is even offering cheap imported copies anymore. This is the real deal. (PS…..If you’ve got an original that’s broken, we can restore it. Email info@umanovguitars.com for more ...
None$169.00
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Vintage Bridge Pins
Bridge pins. Really? Who’d be interested in something as seemingly minor and ancillary as vintage bridge pins? Apparently, and judging by the responses I’ve gotten from so many of you regarding the twenty or thirty sets I’ve put up on my website recently, quite a number of you. I’ve culled ...
Our Original Sign
The Sign. That sign. It hung in the window of my first store, at 35 Bedford Street here in The Village, from about 1970 until I moved to 276 Bleecker Street in 1977, across from where I’ve been since 1982, at 273 Bleecker. When Susie Ruskin and I decided to open our ...
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