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"Part of the property from the estate of Coy Martin, a staff guitarist on KMA Radio in Shenandoah, Iowa, this serial number 16196 SJ-200 has an original double pickguard and COY-engraved truss rod cover. $6,000п$9,000."
"With its original case, this serial number 79168 Martin is expected to bring in between $35,000 and $55,000."
"Sold together is an original two-tone sunburst '57 Strat with original hardshell case, jack cord, and instructional ""tear sheet."" Serial number 21771. The amp is also a 1957 and comes with the original cover. The duo is expected to sell for between $14,000 and $26,000."
"This 12.5"" tall early combo amp from Gibson is expected to sell between $200 and $300."
"Also built in Kalamazoo, this rare L-5 comes with the original case and is estimated at $10,000п$15,000. Serial number 87997."
"From the Dopyera collection, this early '30s resonator has a gold-plated coverplate and tailpiece and is expected to sell between $7,000 and $9,000."
"Built in Kalamazoo, Michigan, this archtop is serial number 98434 and expected to fetch $1,500п$2,500."
"Serial number 18994, this Strat has been refinished in sunburst and comes with the original hardshell case. Estimated $6,000п$8,000."
"Another affordable vintage Gibson combo, the GA-77 has a serial number of 86233 and is estimated at $200п$300."
"This vintage Gretsch amp, made by the Valco Manufacturing Company in the early '60s, comes with a tremolo footswitch and is estimated between $800 and $1,200."
"Built in Nazareth, Pennsylvania, in 1943, this acoustic has a serial number of 83894 and is estimated at $1,800п$2,800."
"Serial number 64520, this J-180 features a truss-rod cover engraved ""EVERLY"" and is expected to sell for $5,000п$7,000."
"The Gallagher guitar known as ""Ol' Hoss"" was used by legendary bluegrass musician Arthel Lane ""Doc"" Watson. The guitar comes with a Doc Watson engraved leather strap, case, and ""Ballads from Deep Gap"" Doc & Merle Watson LP. It was used by Watson on the recording sessions for the 1972 LP ""Will the Circle Be Unbroken"" and resided in the Country Music Hall of Fame until the sale. Estimated $6,000п$8,000. "
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