Jacksons Rare Guitars . Epiphone Guitars

Epiphone has a history dating back to the late 1800's, and with continual rises and falls in success, they were eventually taken over by Gibson in May of 1957. They continued to make more affordable versions of Gibsons as well as continuing with their own models. With their guitars being played by the likes of George Harrison and John Lennon, their place in history is assured.



Epiphone Guitars

Epiphone Crestwood Custom 1966 Cherry
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Epiphone Crestwood Custom 1966 Cherry
Cat#: 9796

Like the Coronet, below, this Ephiphone Crestwood is in unbelievable condition. The cherry red finish is shiny and new looking, though this one does have one or two small bumps.


Price: AU$6,375.00

Epiphone Coronet 1964 P-90  Cherry
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Epiphone Coronet 1964 P-90 Cherry
Cat#: 9795

Now here is an alternative to the Gibson Les Paul Junior. The Epiphone Coronet. And this is the most desirable version. The double cutaway, solid mahogany body, with the upper horn longer than the bottom horn.


Price: AU$5,595.00

Epihpone Olympic c.1963 Sunburst
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Epihpone Olympic c.1963 Sunburst
Cat#: 9658

In the style of an old Gibson Melody Maker, is this cool old Epiphone Olympic. You don't see many of these models around these days.


Price: AU$2,250.00

Epiphone E112T Emperor 1962 Sunburst
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Epiphone E112T Emperor 1962 Sunburst
Cat#: 8922

Epiphone's 1961 catalogue claimed this to be the finest guitar and proudest achievement - a choice of famous artists for its unrivalled tone and superb response. A thin-body, three-pickup, cutaway model it allows full fingering freedom to the 20th fret - with rhythm, lead, and special effects ava...


Price: AU$18,000.00

 
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