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1950s Busato D Hole

Arguably the most collectible Busato ever!

$22,500.00

1940s Busato Modele #44

The most coveted model, known for it's unparalleled tone and projection!

$16,500.00

1950s Joseph Di Mauro Heart Hole

The rare Heart Hole model from the elder Joseph Di Mauro. Renowned for its exquisite tone and thunderous projection!

$5,500.00

2021 Lebreton Modele Evolution

Powerful Selmer copy handmade in France. Features solid Indian rosewood and a balanced, yet punchy tone!

$4,500.00

1947 Selmer Petite Bouche #651

Pristine, super rare Selmer with Brazilian back and sides. Formerly owned by Fapy Lafertin!

$50,000.00

1932 Selmer Maccaferri #98

Ultra-rare pre-production model with internal resonator intact!

$45,000.00

2017 Selmer Maccaferri Replica

Meticulous Selmer Maccaferri replica built by Jean Barault. Used in the 2017 film Django!

$12,000.00

1934 Selmer Petite Bouche Transitional Model

Beyond rare, the elusive transitional model played by Django!

$32,500.00

1948 Chauvet & Favino

Likely the oldest surviving instrument to bear the Favino name!

$6,500.00

2016 Eimers Short Scale Selmer Replica

Bench copy of a Selmer transitional model!

$4,500.00

1976 Jacques Favino Modele #10

Tone monster from Favino's "Golden Period!"

$6,750.00

2022 Mordeglia Wappen

Italian built guitar in the tradition of Maccaferri and Mozzani!

$4,000.00

New Accessories

Kleio 47

Classic Django electric tone, built in Greece!

$250.00

Kleio 51

This model features a separately mounted volume control for more flexibility!

$300.00

The Oscar Alemán Play-Along Songbook Vol. 1

At last, accurate transcriptions of these classic performances!

$30.00

Gypsy Jazz Guitar Method

Everything you need to get started playing in this style!

$22.99

Histoires Des Luthiers Jacques & Jean-Pierre Favino (IN FRENCH)

Coffee table style biography of the seminal French luthiers. Includes 900 photos and 156 guitars.

$150.00

From the DjangoBooks Blog...

The Birth of the Maccaferri Guitar in its Historical, Geographical and Cultural Context

By Riccardo Mordeglia I am writing this article at Michael’s request following some of our discussions on the birth of the Maccaferri guitar inserted in its historical, geographical and sociocultural context. It is a summary of my twenty-year research as a luthier of gypsy guitars, a resident of Maccaferri’s home of Ferrera, and as a […]