Details
Probably the most outstanding example of a time-machine Gibson acoustic that we've seen in ages. If it weren't for a few finger scuffs to the pickguard you could almost argue for it never having been played at all.
Yep, this was the least expensive guitar in Gibson's catalog at the time, yet it was still made with all solid woods (and even has a one-piece back!). It's from before Gibson went to their more skinny "1967 neck" profile, so the neck feels very playable and familiar. All the parts and the satin lacquer finish are original. It's almost 60 years old and ready for a chance at seeing some playing time!
Specs
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Back sides
Mahogany
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Binding
Faux tortoiseshell celluloid
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Bracing
Ladder
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Bridge
Plastic
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Fingerboard
Rosewood
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Finish
Satin
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Frets to body
14
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Neck material
Mahogany
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Neck shape
C
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Nut width
1 11/32"
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Scale length
24 3/4"
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Top material
Mahogany
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Total frets
20
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Tuners
original
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Year
1965
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Case type
Chipboard
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Serial number
314057
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SKU
GIBLG0-314057
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UPC
170369
