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Guild G75 3/4 size Dreadnought, serial # indicates 1977 production. Considerable cosmetic wear, with numerous and various dings, chips, dents, scratches, scuffs, and finish checking throughout body, neck and headstock, strum marks and indentations on and around pickguard. Noticeable pickguard...

Appears nearly unplayed - factory plastic protective material still on pickguard, pickups, and back cover, strings appear old and are likely original. Excellent cosmetic condition. Includes original DeArmond hard-shell case and hang tag. $895 + shipping.

FMIC prototype Guild solid-body S100-ish electric guitar, likely made by GREE (PRC manufacturer of the Guild GAD and Westerly Collection guitars) around 2012 or perhaps earlier, one of two known to exist. Good condition, light play wear, some minor dings, scratches, scuffs, strum marks...

2001 DeArmond S73, all original, good condition, normal play wear, minor dings, dents, scratches, scuffs throughout, strum marks on pickguard. Includes non-original hard-shell case. $600 + shipping CONUS Photos

Guild F50 Standard made in New Hartford CT, 2010's era, $1875 shipped CONUS. Good condition, plays well, new strings & setup, small dings, scratches, scuffs, swirl marks throughout, minor finish checking, strum marks on pickguard and body, finish checking around tuners. Has internal passive...

M75 DeArmond by Guild 1999 in Tyrian Purple. Good condition, plays well, new strings & setup, has dings, scratches, scuffs and swirl marks throughout, strum marks on pickguard and body, scratches around pickup switch, at left side of bridge pickup, at input jack area and on back. Includes new...

DeArmond S-73, very good condition, set-neck solid mahogany, original, MIK 2000, with non-original HSC. $595 + $85 shipping to lower 48

2018-era Guild Bluesbird, described to me as an R&D instrument by the Oxnard Guild employee who was its previous owner. Good used condition, minor dings, dents, scratches, scuffs, typical light play wear. Strum marks on pickguard. Spot tarnishing on bridge pickup cover. Neck pickup ring has...

Plays well, sounds good. Dings, dents, scratches, scuffs, chips, finish checking throughout. Includes vintage Ess & Ess rectangular HSC, not sure if original but fits well and appears period-correct. $1795 + shipping to lower 48 Photos

MIK by Cor-Tek approx 2003, somewhat less common Squier model, similar to its immediate predecessor the DeArmond M-77. Possible alternative for anyone shopping current used MIK Guild Bluesbirds. VGC with non-original HSC $495 + shipping (US lower 48) Photos

Good condition with non-original HSC, early 00's, limited edition Aztec Gold top, has scratch on surface between treble side bridge adjustment screw and bottom right side of bridge pickup ring. $475 + shipping to continental US Photos

Excellent condition, with HSC. $875 shipped CONUS. Photos

Good condition with Guild Polyfoam Case. Not sure of model year but guessing 2016-17. Has input jack but no internal pickup. $700 shipped anywhere in the lower 48. Comprehensive specs: https://guildguitars.com/g/westerly-f-150/ Photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/ULL74hhQyYTKt4j7A

'99 DeArmond M75T, good condition, minor scratches / scuffs on back. Includes somewhat worn Guild Bluesbird arch-top (80s-90s era?) hard-shell case. $645 shipped CONUS. Photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/tiRPvsGwEBbCwKm9A

Good condition with Gator HSC, $825 shipped to lower 48. Original bridge replaced with a Duesenberg (allowing individual string intonation) otherwise original. Photos

DeArmond T-400 in Tennessee Orange, early 2000's. Good condition, minor play wear, strum marks / scratches on pickguard. Body shape and size similar to the Guild Duane Eddy. With Squier TKL hard-shell case. $845 shipped CONUS Photos

1999, excellent condition, with original DeArmond HSC. $575 + shipping

1988 Guild D25 Minor dings, dents, scratches and scuffs throughout, minor strum and swirl marks on body and pickguard. Finish checking throughout but noticeably more prevalent on back. Low saddle, sub-optimal neck angle, straight neck, plays well, good action with low E .088" at 12th fret, which...

Finally - three shades of S-73 :)

...and a great fondness for BBQ potato chips too :LOL: