Graham Nash

Graham Nash is see playing a very nice Telecaster, along with his band mate, S. Stills.

Many times during this footage from the recording of The Hollies hit "On a Carousel", Graham Nash is seen playing his (now heavily customised) black 62/63 Epiphone Texan with double pickguards. The guitar was originally "cherryburst" as seen here at 0:45, before getting the "Hollies"-paintjob, as seen here at 0:40.

Graham Nash holds his Danelectro guitarlin, circa 1964.

In this photograph with The Hollies, Graham Nash poses with a Vox V239 Folk Twelve 12-string guitar. Later on, this guitar would get a pickup and be used by Tony Hicks while performing "Look Through Any Window" on Beat Club.

In this live performance at Beat Club, 1967, Graham Nash plays a black Gibson Les Paul Custom. It can be seen at 0:33.

In this Shindig performance, Graham Nash is seen playin a Vox Phantom XII at 2:05.

In this stockphoto, Graham Nash plays a golden Les Paul Standard with P-90 pickups.

In this stockphoto from Televsion House, 1964, Graham plays a Rickenbacker Rose Morris 1998; a guitar with an f-hole, three pickups and dot inlays.

According to Fishman Nash is using this pickup/preamp system on acoustics.