Here's a very rare SH225.  Not only is it finished in black (most were clear), but this one also has a factory-installed Floyd Rose tremolo.

This is a more convention SH225, with FTB6 fine-tuning tailpiece, which makes it from the late 1980's.

Another shot of the above SH225 - note the flamed top and sides.

This SH-225 in gloss black from 1986 is a rather rare find, and looks to be in excellent condition.

Here's a mid 1980's SH225, with Schaller B6 bridge and chrome hardware.

This is a rare one from Carvin's era of selling Hofner-made archtop models.  This one is a 1974 AS50.

Similar to the one above, this is an AS50B from 1974.  Notice that it has a different neck (but still made by Höfner), and a Bigsby vibrato.

Another rare archtop!  This is a 1976 AS51, in excellent condition.

Here's a closeup of the above AS51.

This is a CM140B from the early 1980's.

In a wild case that was relined at some point is this 1985 CM140.

This CM140 is one of those that keeps appearing on eBay.

This is a CM140 from 1978.

Here's a 1979 CM130.  The CM130 was the entry-level equivalent to the CM140, and didn't have the fancier features like block inlays or stereo wiring.

Another classic!  This is a CM95 from about 1973.

This is a 1976 CM96M, in natural maple with maple fingerboard.  The pearloid pickguard is not stock.

This is a 1977 CM140, finished in black, with chrome hardware and chrome pickup covers.

Here's another 1977 CM140, fbut this time, with a maple fingerboard.

This is an early to mid 70's SS75.

Here's another vintage model - in this case, a 1962 model #62-SGB.

This 70's model SS65 looks nice, but it has been the victim of a refin -  no Carvin guitars of this era were red.

A great old model!  This is a model #1-SGB from about 1960.  This one sold for over $600.

Here's a model #3-SGB from the late 1950s.

The SS85 was the successor to the SS65 - pickguard and control layout is similar, but the SS85 had humbuckers and a different Höfner neck.