Pittsburgh Guitars: The Collection

Well, let's face it. With all these guitars coming and going, there're bound to be some that we just can't let go of. One day we asked ourselves, why keep them all closed up in a humidity-controlled storage space when we could have them out to look at in a humidity-controlled display case? These guitars aren't for sale--we have way too much fun displaying them and admiring their beauty! We hope you will enjoy them too.

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The Beatles Collection	After we collected the usual AC-30s, a T-60, AC-100s, some Super Beatles, Casinos, a 1963 Country Gentleman, a Tennessean, a Rick, small pickup-ring Hofner, J-160E, and 2 sets of Black Oyster Pearl Ludwigs (20" and 22"), we decided to back-track to the pre-Brian Epstein days. The Beatle Collection now includes a White Pearl Premier set just like Pete Best's, a Selmer Truevoice, a Gibson Les Paul Amp, a tweed Fender Deluxe, some Relso mics, a 1957 Duo Jet (with Bigsby, of course), and a close-pickup, vertical-logo 1960 Hofner. The only thing missing: a correct era Rick 325! See: What we really want. Can you find one for me?
The Gretsch Collection	Some of the items in this picture are a`55 Duo Jet Tenor, a `64 Cat's Eye, and a take-apart, folding-body Bikini. There's lots more--just click on the little picture to see the whole collection!
The Martin Collection	There's nothing like a Martin! Our collection includes a 1874 Style 1-21, 1891 Style 1-26, 1927 Style 2-17H , 1934 R-18, 1935 R-17, 1935 Tiple T-17, 1945 Tiple T-28, 1951 D-18, and 1954 D-18.
The Hofner Collection	Check out this incredible collection of Hofner basses and guitars!
The Gibson Collection	Don't miss this photo of some great old Gibson guitars!
The Baldwin Collection	The Baldwin Virginians! From the original scroll headstock to the addition of the vibrato...these a cool guitars!
The Fender Collection	Here's a sampling of the Fender Collection: 1952 Tele, 1952 Lap Steel, 1953 PBass, 1954 Tele, 1955 PBass, 1956 Strat, 1959 Electric Mandolin, 1959 Jazzmaster, 1963 Jaguar, 1966 Jazz Bass. Not Pictured: 3 or 4 Fender Custom/Mavericks, a 1968 Paisley Tele, several Bowling Balls, and more. PS: the 1954 Tele was modified by John Beland of The Flying Burrito Brothers and has an incredibly early Parsons/White String Bender (#0021!), the 1966 Jazz Bass was used by the late Dee Murray in The Elton John Band.
The Fender Antigua Collection	We love the Fender Antigua finish. Here's our collection of Strats, Teles, Mustangs, Coronados, and Basses. There's even a Shenandoah 12-string!
The Funky Fender Collection	Fender sure made some, um, "interesting" guitars! Our collection has a Wildwood Coronado, a Paisley Tele, an electric 12-string, a rare Custom, a modified Custom, an extrememly rare Maverick, and 2 "Bowling Ball" strats.