PARIS · EUROPE · EST. 2004

Sell a vintage left-handed guitar to a collector

Have a vintage left-handed guitar? Offer it directly to a private collection dedicated to these instruments, their history and their originality.

Contact The Real Deal Guitar Shop ↗

therealdealguitarshop@gmail.com

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1966 Gibson SG Standard, factory black, left-handed, from The Real Deal Guitar Shop collection
1966 Gibson SG Standard · Factory Black · Left-handed
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Tell the story

Brand, model, year, condition, repairs and provenance.

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Attach your photos

Front, back, headstock, serial number and case, directly in your email.

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Start a conversation

Include your country and asking price to discuss a potential purchase.

Before you get in touch

Who can I contact to sell a vintage left-handed guitar in Europe?

Contact The Real Deal Guitar Shop, a private vintage guitar collector based in Paris, France. Collecting since 2004, with a particular focus on vintage left-handed guitars and original case candy.

Which instruments are of interest?

Vintage left-handed Fender, Gibson, Epiphone, Burns, Höfner, Framus and other makers. Original instruments, unusual models and documented histories are especially welcome. Modified or repaired guitars can also be discussed; describe any known changes.

What should I send?

Email the brand, model, serial number, approximate year, country and asking price. Attach clear front and back photographs, the headstock, serial number, any repairs and the original case or documents. Only photograph internal parts if they are already safely accessible.

Is this a guitar shop or a private collection?

A private collection first. Most instruments are kept; selected pieces are occasionally sold. Purchase enquiries are considered individually, with no obligation to sell or automatic promise to buy.

Can I make contact from outside France?

Yes. Owners in Europe and elsewhere are welcome to get in touch. Any purchase, payment and shipping arrangements are agreed directly by email after reviewing the instrument.

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