Gretsch 1991 6010 Sun Valley+ TFW905 Prototype (2guitars)

So these two historic guitars are offered at far below my final cost! This auction is for BOTH Guitars: a 1991 Gretsch 6010 Sun Valley reissue acoustic guitar: Solid spruce top, triangle sound hole with floral pattern rosette, rosewood back and sides, mahogany neck, rosewood fingerboard, rosewood bridge, gold tuners natural finish, decorative inlays and no case and also a second Gretsch TFW905 acoustic prototype guitar, natural finish, Neo Classic inlays and no case.

Both guitars are unused, near mint condition from the Gretsch Family Archive from the estate of Hal Zwicke. An exclusive auction featuring rare items from the Estate of Harold "Hal" Zwicke, whose lifelong hobby and passion was collecting and researching guitars and musical instruments, including vintage equipment from internationally renowned brands Gretsch, Fender, Gibson, Martin, Roland, and more. The auction took place in Beverly Hills on 3/26/21.

Both were purchased from Julien's Auction Gallery March 27, 2021.

I paid $450  + commission+ shipping to the Auction House  

I paid $600 + commission + shipping to the Auction House

Both guitars have new strings (the original strings were frayed and unwinding, so were disposed of). The 6010 had to have the bridge replaced to keep strings from "buzzing", so it has been professionally set-up. That repair cost was $125.00. There is a missing brace, in back of the sound hole, that has not been replaced.  

Both guitars are priced below my winning bid prices paid (without the repair, commission or shipping costs, that I paid). ... plus the shipping cost of $200.00 ($100 ea.) from My House to your door! Because they do not come with cases, additional packing is required.  Reverb Guitar boxes and packing will be used and are currently in-house.  Ready to ship!

Naturally, I welcome free local pick-up, if you can.

I am happy to provide any additional detail pictures, that you require. If you are having trouble using the links for original auction, I am happy to send them directly.