Wide neck, white pick guards

Incredibly clean and flamey, almost unplayed example featuring a full 1 11/16" nut.  It has a custom L5 tailpiece and the only thing keeping it from being near-mint is that there are two chips at the edge of the peghead.  Rare to find a full width neck model in this incredible shape. A stunning guitar in the OHC.

This appears to be a custom guitar.  It has the more desirable fixed-saddle bridge, I believe it to be original as it is obvious where the more common adj. bridge slot replaced, appears factory.  The double pickguard I believe is original as well:  the engraving is slightly different but the material is identical and that makes sense, as it would have been custom ordered; the treble side pickguard shows pick wear that has worn the engraving both in the pickguard engraving and the pearl dove engraving.   The guitar is in stunning condition, the only issue being a long back crack that has been repaired with some finish work in that area, it really doesn't photograph very well.  The guitar in general is in stunning condition, shiny and newish looking.  It is an excellent playing and sounding guitar.

A less-elaborate J-200, Maple back and sides.

Great action and playability;

some finish checking; clean, no issues.

Original Gibson hard case.

Like New Gibson-Logoed Hard Case for Gibson J-200 and other 17" Gibson Jumbos,

as well as a great fit for Gibson L-5, L-7 and other 17" Gibson Arch-Top guitars.

Several in Stock.

Price is $70.00.

UPS shipping @$40.-$50.

Buy any two of our Gibson guitar cases and we will ship the second

at the same time for an additional $20.00

All-Original, Exceptionally Clean J-50.

No FON #, but we estimate the date of manufacture about 1940.

Presumably sent back to Gibson in the 1950's where guitar received a new fingerboard

with Trapezoids and a Refinish. The instrument has had a professional neck re-set.

Plays and sounds great as a Pre-war L-00 should, but is obviously not original and mint.

Modern Guardian hard shell case.

This L5 features parallel bracing rather than 'X' bracing, they came both ways that year.  It is a fine player with the deep dark sound that is hoped for from this period.  It has been played, but is in very good shape, one tight short hairline crack in back and missing the easily replaceable pickguard, most of those nitrocellulose pickguards from that period disintegrate.    Really a great sounding guitar, comes with a nice '50's Gibson brown case.