Upon receipt, if you are dissatisfied with your purchase, you must notify WSG within 24 hours. We will refund your money as soon as the merchandise is returned to us in the same condition as when it shipped out. The customer is responsible for all shipping, insurance, and bank fees that may be incurred throughout the return process. All returns must be packaged in the same materials that the guitar was sent out to ensure the safety of the instrument. All claims regarding loss or damage are the responsibility of the purchaser.
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1959 Gretsch Double Anniversary Tenor (6118)
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How cool is this fully original 1959 Gretsch Double Anniversary Tenor in its Smoke Green finish?! We’re so glad to have this rare piece, as we’ve not seen another example quite like this one, with two original 4-pole Filtertron pickups and an original “Anniversary” plaque on the headstock. The finish itself is in excellent shape, with some very minor playwear, and some binding rot to the back...
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1964 Gretsch Country Gentleman
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This 1964 Gretsch Country Gentleman is a fantastic player, and it definitely nails that early Beatles tone! The finish itself is in great shape, with some minor marks and a minor touch-up by the nut, which has been reworked to keep this guitar playing as great as it does. It is tailored with “thumbprint” or “Neoclassical” pearloid fingerboard inlays, gold hardware, and a...
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1962 Gretsch White Penguin (Double Cut)
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We’re so grateful to have arguably the rarest Gretsch ever made; this gorgeous 1962 Gretsch White Penguin with a double-cut body! It’s estimated that Gretsch only built about ten of these double-cut White Penguins, and only around a handful have surfaced in recent decades. This particular one is a beautiful and original example without any breaks or modifications whatsoever. This Penguin even...
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1957 Gretsch Chet Atkins 6121
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This is a great example of a 1957 Gretsch 6121 Chet Atkins in Gretsch Orange! First released in 1955, this was the semi-hollow body version of the extremely popular 6120 Chet Atkins hollow body model. This guitar features “humptop” inlays, a Bigsby, a roller bridge, and a metal nut. The Gretsch Orange color makes this guitar a striking piece, with hardly any wear besides some love to the forearm...
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1955 Gretsch Round-up (6130)
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And the award for the most cowboy-style guitar we’ve ever seen goes to…. this beautiful 1955 Gretsch Round-up with a Knotty Pine Top! The details are truly astonishing with this piece. Gretsch really thought of everything: a steer head inlay on the headstock, western images engraved on the fretboard inlays, a leather-tooled belt around the entire perimeter of the body, a belt buckle...
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1962 Gretsch Sparkle Jet (6129)
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We’re happy to have this rare and incredibly cool 1962 Gretsch “Sparkle” Jet in Champagne Sparkle! Gretsch’s Jet lineup debuted with just one cutaway in 1953, but as guitar design and player requests changed, so did the Jet! It wasn’t until 1961 that the first double cuts started to appear. Players could also order a guitar with a Sparkle top (made with repurposed Gretsch drum...
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1967 Gretsch Songbird (Sam Goody)
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This is our gorgeous 1967 Gretsch Songbird in Sunburst! Only about 200 of these were made in ’67 by Gretsch for Sam Goody, a once dominant music retailer. The Songbird was essentially the same guitar as the Gretsch Rally, though with some minor changes to the visual design. The most obvious changes are the “G” shaped soundholes, which look too cool! The overall guitar is in great shape,...
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1962 Gretsch Chet Atkins (6121)
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This 1962 Gretsch Chet Atkins (6121) in Orange is such a treat…and it’s not every day you get to see a double cut example!! You’ve most likely seen this model in its single cut variation, a design that was used until 1961. Soon after, in 1963, the 6121 was discontinued, which explains why these double cut versions are so scarcely seen. This particular example is very clean, with only a small...
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