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Brand | Guild |
| Type | Unknown | |
| Year | Unknown | |
| Serial number | Unknown | |
| Additional info | In 1988 and 1989, Mark Knopfler joined Eric Clapton's band on the UK, USA, Canadian and Japanese concerts. Mark used this guitar on the song Can't find my way home. |
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Brand | Guild |
| Type | Unknown | |
| Year | Unknown | |
| Serial number | Unknown | |
| Additional info | This screenshot is taken from the program Lo+Plus, broadcasted on Canal+, 8th November 2000. One of the hosts of the show handed Mark a guitar. Mark says he's working on a song and starts to play it. It's in fact No Cambié and the Spanish audience starts singing it, funny moment. It's most likely not Mark's guitar. |
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Brand | Guild |
| Type | Unknown | |
| Year | Unknown | |
| Serial number | Unknown | |
| Additional info |
This picture was featured in an Italian magazine
in 2013. Click here for a detail picture of the headstock of a Guild guitar which makes it clear that the guitar Mark is holding, is actually a Guild guitar. |
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Brand | Guild |
| Type | Starfire 3 | |
| Year | Unknown | |
| Serial number | Unknown | |
| Additional info | The picture on the left was taken by Guy Fletcher during the recording sessions at British Grove Studios, February 2014. The guitars indicated with the red arrow are Guild Starfire 3 guitars. So, Mark has at least two of them. |
