Vintage Instruments: Gibson Guitars
Serial # 90937037. An example of Bozeman’s best, this Early J-45 does a great job of capturing the looks, feel, and tone of Gibs...
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A very fine sounding mandolin with an open, quick, choppy, powerful response.
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FON 92?8, Serial number N/A. A wonderfully responsive light weight guitar, this small-body mahogany Nick Lucas Special has a spaci...
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This late 1930’s Geib case is essentially identical to the ‘Red Line’ cases that Gibson provided with their L-5 and J-200 models,...
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FON 532B-17. Certainly among the finest examples of the 1930's HG-00 in existence, this guitar's condition is nothing short of mir...
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FON 456B-20. Brought to Folkway by the granddaughter of its original owner, this HG-00 was bought new in London, Ontario in the l...
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Responsive and surprisingly warm, the L-50 has a classic Gibson carved-top tone, and is more powerful and expressive than the earlier small-bodied L-50s and the later...
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FON DG-2300. A powerhouse J-35, with headroom a’plenty and a spring-loaded response. This one is nothing short of amazing; it’s an...
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FON EGE-5582. A great looking, great sounding late 30’s Gibson steel. Completely original, down to the mis-matched tuner buttons...
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FON is illegible, but it ends in G. A particularly interesting Gibson; a late-model Kalamazoo-branded L-00, complete with scallope...
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FON 7460H-18. The latest L-00 we’ve ever encountered, this instrument’s FON places it in the last batch of this model, according...
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FON 1021-31. Among the most rare variants of the LG-2 is the wartime Banner model with maple back and sides. These are usually la...
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