Parlor and Small Body

Gibson LG-2 1943, Sunburst

$8,750.00

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Specs


Instrument	Parlor and Small Body
Brand	Gibson
Model	LG-2
Finish	Sunburst
SKU	GF11152-A
Handedness	Right
Made In Year	1943
Top	Adirondack Spruce
Back and Sides	Mahgogany
Neck/Fingerboard	Maple Laminate/ Brazilian Rosewood
Bridge Material	Brazilian Rosewood
Tuners	Original Kluson Tuners Reinstalled
Neck Profile	D
Neck Depth	1.067"- 1.126"
Scale Length	24.75"
Radius	10"
Nut Width	1.739"
String Spacing at Saddle	2.125"
Contains Brazilian Rosewood (Y/N)	Y
Electronics	None
Case	70s Japanese Case
Modifications/Repairs	Neck reset, replacement bone nut and saddle, doweled screw holes from previous tuners, headstock wings reglued, light full overspray and buff, back seam reglued, bridge reglued, center seam reglued, x-brace reglued

Description

A Banner "Only a Gibson is Good Enough" logo on a Gibson guitar means it was made during WWII, and built by women. They are legendary in sound and quality. There are little quirks/differences between each one and that makes the collecting aspect fun aswell. This one has a Maple/Rosewood/Maple neck, instead of mahogany. Gibson was conserving steel for the war effort, so the thick Maple neck kept it straighter. This one is incredibly clean thanks to some minimal repair work and a light, near indistinguishable, overspray that kept the lacquer in good condition (these are known for flaking). Despite the slightly smaller size, it packs a punch and has great sustain.

Comes in 70s Japanese Case