Steve Marriott

In 1966, Steve Marriott started to play a sunburst Fender Telecaster. It is clearly seen here from the biggning of the clip throughout the performance of "Itchycoo Park" in1967. For a period in 1967, Steve played this guitar without the neck pickup (as seen here) and later it was replaced by a P90 pickup.

Steve Marriott used a double cut Gretsch White Falcon in the early days of The Small Faces.

In a clip of the Small Faces performing at the Marquee Club, Steve Marriott plays a Gretsch G6120 Tennessean guitar with fake f-holes. The guitar is clearly seen at 1:35.

Steve used some sort of White Gretsch duo jet guitar while performing with Small Faces

Steve used some sort of Double Cut away white Gretsch guitar in the later year of the Small Faces

In this photo here, Steve is using a Gibson Les Paul guitar

In this lip-synced performance of "Itchycoo Park" on Beat-Club in 1967, Steve Marriott is seen using a Gibson ES-335 with block inlays and without a pickguard.

In this promo video, Steve is using a double cut away Gibson Melody Maker with single coil pick ups

In this photograph from Thank Your Lucky Stars, circa 1967, Steve Marriott is seen with an acoustic-electric Gibson J-160E.

In this mimed performance of most of the LP Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake, Steve Marriott plays an Epiphone Hummingbird acoustic guitar which can be seen at 7:13 onwards.

In this picture, Steve Marriott poses with his 1960/1961 Gretsch G6121. It features thumbnail inlays and a horse shoe on the headstock. During his years with Small Faces, he would have it repainted many times exept for the orange headstock. It can be seen in white in many videos with the band.