The Guild JF-30 has a spruce top, curly maple sides. back and neck. White multiple binding on top and back. inlaid logo on head stock, dot inlay on rosewood fingerboard and scalloped bracing. The JF-30 was discontinued in 2003 around the time when Fender moved Guild production to Tacoma.

The first JF-30-12 12-String (No. 350-2500/380-2100) was produced by GUILD in 2003

The Guild JF-4 had a jumbo style body, solid spruce top, arched mahogany back and mahogany sides, bound body, three-stripe rosette, mahogany neck, 14/20-fret rosewood fingerboard with pearl dot inlays, wood headstock overlay with Guild logo, three-per-side chrome tuners, rosewood bridge with white black dot pins, tortoiseshell pickguard, available in Natural satin finish (or high gloss for an extra $200 - the JF-24HG),The Guild JF-24 was introduced in 1992 and made in Westerly, Rhode Island but was discontinued in 1

The first JF-4 12 S was produced by GUILD in 1994

The Guild JF-55 was introduced in 1989 and discontinued in 2001 when the Westerly factory closed. The JF-55 was the top of the line jumbo with a spruce top, rosewood back and sides and a 3-piece South American Mahogany neck. White binding on the top and back with deluxe pearl inlay on the headstock. The bound ebony fingerboard had block inlays with abalone wedges. The bridge pins had abalone dots. Gold tuners & scalloped bracing. Available in Antique sunburst or Natural high gloss finish.

GUILD made the JV-52 between 1994 and 1995