Musical memory
Vintage Icons
An editorial collection inspired by the music and visual styles of the 1950s to the 1970s, featuring miniatures associated with Elvis Presley, The Beatles, Bob Dylan, The Doors, Eric Clapton, Bob Marley and B.B. King.
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The spirit of the collection
- An editorial collection inspired by the music and visual styles of the 1950s to the 1970s, featuring miniatures associated with Elvis Presley, The Beatles, Bob Dylan, The Doors, Eric Clapton, Bob Marley and B.B. King.
- Organise your display by musician, by acoustic versus electric styles or by finishes. Leaving space between models works particularly well alongside records, books or other music memorabilia.
- The Beatles and Elvis Presley each have several associated pieces in the catalogue, making them natural starting points. Add a miniature linked to Bob Dylan, Clapton, Marley or B.B. King to introduce a different shape or finish.
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What makes this collection special
Vintage Icons brings together miniatures connected with artists and groups whose music shaped the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s. Elvis Presley, The Beatles, Bob Dylan, The Doors, Eric Clapton, Bob Marley and B.B. King sit side by side.
Acoustic guitars, bass guitars, SG and Stratocaster-type outlines offer a range of period-inspired looks. Here “vintage” describes the collection’s editorial atmosphere, not the age of the modern miniature or a claim of official historical reproduction.
How to choose your miniature
Choose first what matters to you: a musical connection, the shape, a colour or the space available for displaying your pieces. The individual product pages are the best place to compare photos and verified details.
- By artist or band : Start with the musician or band whose sound means the most to you.
- By silhouette : Compare the outline of the instruments to create a coherent display.
- By finish : Alternate dark, light and colourful finishes according to the effect you want.
- By visual details : Look closely at the artwork and details when two miniatures have a similar shape.
Build a collection with character
The Beatles and Elvis Presley each have several associated pieces in the catalogue, making them natural starting points. Add a miniature linked to Bob Dylan, Clapton, Marley or B.B. King to introduce a different shape or finish.
A successful collection does not have to be exhaustive. Two, three or four carefully chosen miniatures can establish a clear visual direction. Start with a favourite and add pieces that complement or contrast with it.
If you are unsure how to begin, our guide to choosing a collectible miniature guitar explains how to build a collection around artists, shapes, colours or periods.
To display or give as a gift
Organise your display by musician, by acoustic versus electric styles or by finishes. Leaving space between models works particularly well alongside records, books or other music memorabilia.
These miniatures can be displayed at home, in a music room or on a desk. They also make a thoughtful gift when you start with the recipient’s genuine musical tastes rather than simply choosing the best-known name.
For an attractive display, vary heights, silhouettes and colours, and leave enough room for every piece to be seen. Check each product page for dimensions, photos and other available specifications.
Explore the collection
Browse the models in this selection, compare their shapes and finishes, and open the individual product pages for details. You can also visit the full Guitar Icons catalogue to discover other styles.
The names of musicians and bands describe the catalogue’s musical associations; they do not imply an official endorsement or a claim that every miniature is an exact replica of an original instrument.
Related artists and bands: Elvis Presley · The Beatles
Les noms d’artistes, de groupes et de marques servent à identifier les univers présentés. Sauf mention explicite, aucun partenariat ou licence officielle n’est revendiqué.
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