Gibson guitars are sought after by vintage instrument collectors. Take a look at a vintage Gibson guitar in this free video on instrument collecting from a professional guitar restorer.
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I’d feel better (having worked for years in a music store) to be laying Other Peope’s guitars on a piece of carpet rather than a hard surface for ‘appraisal’
Come on!! Its a guitar not a coffee table! Play the damn thing! I hate the way some people present a “Fine instrument” . You can get close to the same quality today. I happen to own a 1940 L-7 very cool guitar -But I play it. It was meant to be played.
Mmm kay Mr. Mackey………
i wonder who had that sitting under their bed for 60 years
Im sure the person who buys it will have the same Idea – he better… that guitar must sound incredible!
The back of the guitar would not look that good, considering the wear on the neck. The good thing about those old Gibbys is that it was shellac finish. A drop of alcohol on a cloth, a little shellac and a little elbow grease – like new! Of course this was well taken care of. Can’t make a purse from a sow’s ear. lol I’d love to hear that gorgeous box sing. Lucky bastard….
so what is the appraisal? i have a 1937 in just as good shape,,just have a repo pick guard..i was wondering the value
If I had a guitar like this you’d be damn sure I would actually play it. The way this dude handles it as if it was bad build quality is ridiculous, this guitar is meant to travel the world and spreading the blues or make people swing!
wow! this is my dream guitar..how much is that??haahaa!
no really the sound and playablity of a vintage collector guitar aren’t calculated into the value.
Truly Beautiful.
Kind regards,
Nicolai – VintageandRare
that is one nice good looking guitar
that is amazing! when I buy my new gibson, it’ll look like that years from now. in perfect condition i mean.
Wow……….looks just like my 1957 L50. The paint on the face of mine is “checking” (I think that’s what it’s called.)
sure you do,
Should an appraisal include a sound and performance overview?
i have this giutar!!!