 The Guitar Salon is a unique, one-person operation located in an historic brownstone building in the heart of Greenwich Village. The Salon is known worldwide for an outstanding collection of classical and flamenco guitars. It is a longtime haunt of renowned guitarists, specializing in unique classical and flamenco instruments. Prices start at $4,000. |
The main room is in the old Salon tradition, filled with Beverly's private collection of photos and rare instruments. The Salon is by appointment only and customers are given personalized service and encouraged to take their time, in privacy, with no pressure. |
Beverly's important work as an appraiser includes Segovia's celebrated guitars, which are currently at the Metropolitan Museum in New York, the Hauser played by Julian Bream, and the musical instrument collection of Rose Augustine. |
Great Guitars I Have Known |
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1830's Craftsman's Guild
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1856 Torres |
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1966 Robert Bouchet |
1903 Santos Hernandez |
1929 Simplicio |
A partial list of notable people who have purchased guitars from the Guitar Salon:Earl Klugh, Paul Simon, Virginia Luque, Keith Richards, Mark Mancina.
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Women's Role in the History of Guitars
Women at the Gibson guitar factory in Kalamazoo, MI, during World War II. (Margaret Hart) |
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New!
Virginia Luque plays a sampling of the Salon's collection of superb guitars
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