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Gibson 1954 Les Paul GoldTop - Original Vintage BEUTIFUL CONDITION
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Description Condition: Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition Brand: Gibson Body Color: GoldTop Model: Les Paul Country/Region of Manufacture: United States Model Year: 1954 Items Included: 1954 Gibson Les Paul Guitar + Original Case
The Gibson Les Paul Standard stands as one of the most widely played and universally recognizable guitars ever. First marketed as the Les Paul model in 1952, the Les Paul evolved throughout the '50s until the design was replaced by the SG in late 1960. Up until 1958, the Les Paul sported a gold finish, and guitars from this era are collectively referred to as Goldtops. Goldtop Les Pauls are extremely prized by collectors, and each year showcases the major innovations made by Gibson throughout the decade. Years of Production: 1955 - 1960 (switched to SG body), 1969 - presentUnique to this Year: First full year with stud tailpiece/bridge combination. Depth of neck set also increases slightly in 1954. Body Style: Single cutaway solidbodyWood Composition: Mahogany body, Maple top, Mahogany neck, Rosewood fingerboardDesign Elements: Two single-coil P90 pickups, trapezoid inlays, Kluson deluxe tuners, four control knobs, three-way pickup selector, white pickguard, bound fingerboard, stud bridge/tailpiece Finish Specifications: All standard Les Pauls from before 1958 have a gold finish. Notable Les Paul Players: Jimmy Page, Slash, Neil Young, Alex Lifeson, Pete Townshend
1954 Gibson Les Paul Junior guitar introduction specs:Mahogany single cutaway slab body, 1 soapbar P-90 pickup with black cover, stud tailpiece/bridge combo with the string looping over the bridge, dot fingerboard inlays, 24.75" scale, single ply black pickguard, gold logo, "Les Paul Junior" silkscreened on peghead in gold, nickel plated parts, 2 color yellow to brown sunburst finish, brown back and neck finish. Pickup location very close to the bridge. Short threaded bridge post inserts which often lean forward and can even crack the wood between the bridge posts and the pickup, yellow "ink stamp" serial number on a dark brown back. For the LP TV model, it had a *Maple* single cutaway slab body, 3/4 scale, mahogany neck meets body at 14th fret. One soapbar P-90 pickup with black cover, gold "barrel" knobs, single ply black pickguard, stud tailpiece/bridge combo with the string looping over the bridge, dot fingerboard inlays, gold logo, "Les Paul TV model" silkscreened on peghead in gold, nickel plated parts, "TV" beige finish. Tuners are "no line" Kluson "3 on a plate" style tuners with plain brass posts (the posts are not nickel plated like the rest of the tuner parts).
1952-1961 (SOLIDBODIES): When production of solidbody guitars began, an entirely new serial number system was developed. Though not used on the earliest instruments produced (those done in 1952), a few of these instruments have three digits stamped on the headstock top. Sometime in 1953, instruments were ink stamped on the headstock back with 5- or 6-digit numbers, the first digit indicating the year, and the following digits indicating production numbers (Y NNNN or Y NNNNN). The production numbers run in a consecutive order and, aside from a few oddities in the change over years (1961-1962), it is fairly accurate to use them when identifying solid body instruments produced between 1953 and 1961. Later models typically feature six-digit numbers. Examples of this system: 4 2205 = 1954 6 14562 = 1956 0 9865 = 1960 1961-1970: In 1961, Gibson start
*** The payment has to be made withing three days from committing to buying, and the funds will have to clear into my account before the item can be shipped to you. Paypal allow you the option of 6 months payments with no interest. So use these great options.
*** You can pick the item if so desire. You need to contact me if this is the case and I will contact the right people for proper transfer. *** Returns are accepted within 3 days from delivery and only if the item is returned in it's original mailed condition and unused. I will not credit the funds if otherwise.
*** The guitar will be inspected, packaged and delivered by a third party company for validation and security purposes. Buyer is responsible for all the expenses related to the return and my shipping cost will not be reimbursed.
*** I reserve the right to ask the buyer to pay the difference of the final cost at the time it's being shipped out.If you have questions, please don't hesitate to contact me. @~@JUST 38 MORE YEARS & THIS GUITAR WILL REACH IT'S CENTENNIAL :-) THE VALUE WILL B MUCH GREATER~~IT WILL NOT WAIT 4U!!
~*~*~ I WILL HAVE THE PRICE GO UP EVERY WEEK UNTIL IT REACHES $400,000 ~ OR UNTIL IT'S SOLD ~*~*~This is listed low at this time only because my spending limit is low. When the spending limit is going to be made available to me then I can list it at the intended price. If you buy it by then, it will then be my loss and your gain. GOOD LUCK TO YOU!!
HAPPY BIDDING !!
Description
| Condition: | Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition | Brand: | Gibson |
| Body Color: | GoldTop | Model: | Les Paul |
| Country/Region of Manufacture: | United States | Model Year: | 1954 |
| Items Included: | 1954 Gibson Les Paul Guitar + Original Case |
The Gibson Les Paul Standard stands as one of the most widely played and universally recognizable guitars ever. First marketed as the Les Paul model in 1952, the Les Paul evolved throughout the '50s until the design was replaced by the SG in late 1960. Up until 1958, the Les Paul sported a gold finish, and guitars from this era are collectively referred to as Goldtops. Goldtop Les Pauls are extremely prized by collectors, and each year showcases the major innovations made by Gibson throughout the decade. Years of Production: 1955 - 1960 (switched to SG body), 1969 - presentUnique to this Year: First full year with stud tailpiece/bridge combination. Depth of neck set also increases slightly in 1954. Body Style: Single cutaway solidbodyWood Composition: Mahogany body, Maple top, Mahogany neck, Rosewood fingerboardDesign Elements: Two single-coil P90 pickups, trapezoid inlays, Kluson deluxe tuners, four control knobs, three-way pickup selector, white pickguard, bound fingerboard, stud bridge/tailpiece Finish Specifications: All standard Les Pauls from before 1958 have a gold finish. Notable Les Paul Players: Jimmy Page, Slash, Neil Young, Alex Lifeson, Pete Townshend
1954 Gibson Les Paul Junior guitar introduction specs:Mahogany single cutaway slab body, 1 soapbar P-90 pickup with black cover, stud tailpiece/bridge combo with the string looping over the bridge, dot fingerboard inlays, 24.75" scale, single ply black pickguard, gold logo, "Les Paul Junior" silkscreened on peghead in gold, nickel plated parts, 2 color yellow to brown sunburst finish, brown back and neck finish. Pickup location very close to the bridge. Short threaded bridge post inserts which often lean forward and can even crack the wood between the bridge posts and the pickup, yellow "ink stamp" serial number on a dark brown back. For the LP TV model, it had a *Maple* single cutaway slab body, 3/4 scale, mahogany neck meets body at 14th fret. One soapbar P-90 pickup with black cover, gold "barrel" knobs, single ply black pickguard, stud tailpiece/bridge combo with the string looping over the bridge, dot fingerboard inlays, gold logo, "Les Paul TV model" silkscreened on peghead in gold, nickel plated parts, "TV" beige finish. Tuners are "no line" Kluson "3 on a plate" style tuners with plain brass posts (the posts are not nickel plated like the rest of the tuner parts).
1952-1961 (SOLIDBODIES): When production of solidbody guitars began, an entirely new serial number system was developed. Though not used on the earliest instruments produced (those done in 1952), a few of these instruments have three digits stamped on the headstock top. Sometime in 1953, instruments were ink stamped on the headstock back with 5- or 6-digit numbers, the first digit indicating the year, and the following digits indicating production numbers (Y NNNN or Y NNNNN). The production numbers run in a consecutive order and, aside from a few oddities in the change over years (1961-1962), it is fairly accurate to use them when identifying solid body instruments produced between 1953 and 1961. Later models typically feature six-digit numbers. Examples of this system: 4 2205 = 1954 6 14562 = 1956 0 9865 = 1960 1961-1970: In 1961, Gibson start
*** The payment has to be made withing three days from committing to buying, and the funds will have to clear into my account before the item can be shipped to you. Paypal allow you the option of 6 months payments with no interest. So use these great options.
*** You can pick the item if so desire. You need to contact me if this is the case and I will contact the right people for proper transfer. *** Returns are accepted within 3 days from delivery and only if the item is returned in it's original mailed condition and unused. I will not credit the funds if otherwise.
*** The guitar will be inspected, packaged and delivered by a third party company for validation and security purposes. Buyer is responsible for all the expenses related to the return and my shipping cost will not be reimbursed.
*** I reserve the right to ask the buyer to pay the difference of the final cost at the time it's being shipped out.If you have questions, please don't hesitate to contact me. @~@JUST 38 MORE YEARS & THIS GUITAR WILL REACH IT'S CENTENNIAL :-) THE VALUE WILL B MUCH GREATER~~IT WILL NOT WAIT 4U!!
~*~*~ I WILL HAVE THE PRICE GO UP EVERY WEEK UNTIL IT REACHES $400,000 ~ OR UNTIL IT'S SOLD ~*~*~This is listed low at this time only because my spending limit is low. When the spending limit is going to be made available to me then I can list it at the intended price. If you buy it by then, it will then be my loss and your gain. GOOD LUCK TO YOU!!
HAPPY BIDDING !!
1954 Gibson Les Paul Junior guitar introduction specs:Mahogany single cutaway slab body, 1 soapbar P-90 pickup with black cover, stud tailpiece/bridge combo with the string looping over the bridge, dot fingerboard inlays, 24.75" scale, single ply black pickguard, gold logo, "Les Paul Junior" silkscreened on peghead in gold, nickel plated parts, 2 color yellow to brown sunburst finish, brown back and neck finish. Pickup location very close to the bridge. Short threaded bridge post inserts which often lean forward and can even crack the wood between the bridge posts and the pickup, yellow "ink stamp" serial number on a dark brown back. For the LP TV model, it had a *Maple* single cutaway slab body, 3/4 scale, mahogany neck meets body at 14th fret. One soapbar P-90 pickup with black cover, gold "barrel" knobs, single ply black pickguard, stud tailpiece/bridge combo with the string looping over the bridge, dot fingerboard inlays, gold logo, "Les Paul TV model" silkscreened on peghead in gold, nickel plated parts, "TV" beige finish. Tuners are "no line" Kluson "3 on a plate" style tuners with plain brass posts (the posts are not nickel plated like the rest of the tuner parts).
1952-1961 (SOLIDBODIES): When production of solidbody guitars began, an entirely new serial number system was developed. Though not used on the earliest instruments produced (those done in 1952), a few of these instruments have three digits stamped on the headstock top. Sometime in 1953, instruments were ink stamped on the headstock back with 5- or 6-digit numbers, the first digit indicating the year, and the following digits indicating production numbers (Y NNNN or Y NNNNN). The production numbers run in a consecutive order and, aside from a few oddities in the change over years (1961-1962), it is fairly accurate to use them when identifying solid body instruments produced between 1953 and 1961. Later models typically feature six-digit numbers. Examples of this system: 4 2205 = 1954 6 14562 = 1956 0 9865 = 1960 1961-1970: In 1961, Gibson start
*** The payment has to be made withing three days from committing to buying, and the funds will have to clear into my account before the item can be shipped to you. Paypal allow you the option of 6 months payments with no interest. So use these great options.
*** You can pick the item if so desire. You need to contact me if this is the case and I will contact the right people for proper transfer. *** Returns are accepted within 3 days from delivery and only if the item is returned in it's original mailed condition and unused. I will not credit the funds if otherwise.
*** The guitar will be inspected, packaged and delivered by a third party company for validation and security purposes. Buyer is responsible for all the expenses related to the return and my shipping cost will not be reimbursed.
*** I reserve the right to ask the buyer to pay the difference of the final cost at the time it's being shipped out.If you have questions, please don't hesitate to contact me. @~@JUST 38 MORE YEARS & THIS GUITAR WILL REACH IT'S CENTENNIAL :-) THE VALUE WILL B MUCH GREATER~~IT WILL NOT WAIT 4U!!
~*~*~ I WILL HAVE THE PRICE GO UP EVERY WEEK UNTIL IT REACHES $400,000 ~ OR UNTIL IT'S SOLD ~*~*~This is listed low at this time only because my spending limit is low. When the spending limit is going to be made available to me then I can list it at the intended price. If you buy it by then, it will then be my loss and your gain. GOOD LUCK TO YOU!!
HAPPY BIDDING !!