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1961 Velazquez El Clasico
Manuel Velazquez was one of the most beloved luthiers ever to grace New York City with his presence. He worked here, making his absolutely outstanding classical guitars, from the 1940s through the 1960s. His instruments were played by many of the greats: Andres Segovia, Julian Bream, Pepe Romero, Ray del la Torre and more. There were two types of instruments that came out of Velazquez’ shop here in Manhattan, those that he made completely himself and a few more affordable ones, where it is said that he made and voiced the tops, or soundboards, and had the two or three ...
w/ohsc$4995.00
1996 Gold Tone BT-100R
Calling all guitar players who want to play banjo but are too lazy to learn how! Your big chance, for small change! Brought to you by Gold Tone, the people who really do know banjos, is this fabulous red, and I do mean red, ultra-cool 6-string guitar-banjo, tuned and played just like a regular guitar but gives you all the sounds of a banjo. And you can plug it in, too! Has a great humbucking pickup well hidden under the head so you can be LOUD, and a volume control just where you need it, handily placed. Not only that, but ...
w/bag$495.00
2015 D'Angelico EX-59
The recent crop of D’Angelico-inspired guitars has come a long way towards respectability; witness the fact that I’ve got one here for sale, like it a lot, and approve of it heartily. I knew John D’Angelico, am probably one of no more than a handful of people in our biz alive today who can say that. I spent time in his shop when I was a teenager, and he liked me enough to offer me guitar making tips and to give me stuff, which I still have. This EX-59 is one of the hipper models, a full-bodied guitar with a ...
w/ohsc$895.00
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Dueling Banjos/"Deliverance" Martin D-28
In 1968, before I had opened my store, I was known as the “go to” repair and restoration person for top-level guitars here in New York. I had been doing this for about five years, with a few different locations for my shop, all of them here in lower Manhattan. ...
Allan Block’s Sandal Shop
From the continuing series of Long Gone Greenwich Village Musical Landmarks: Allan Block’s Sandal Shop
Allan Block had a sandal-making shop right here on West 4th Street, in the very heart of Greenwich Village. He had taken over a leather shop from a previous owner sometime in the 1950s, ...
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