Gibson SG Standard, 1964, Cherry

By 1964, the Gibson SG Standard had settled into the sleek, lightweight design that helped distinguish it from the Les Paul models that came before it. This example has received a professional heel crack repair along with a refret, addressing the kind of maintenance often found on guitars that have spent years in regular rotation. Finished in Cherry and remaining in very good condition, it retains the sharp bevels, comfortable contours, and unmistakable silhouette that define mid-'60s SGs. This is a vintage instrument that has been cared for with an eye toward continued use. It stands as a solid example of one of Gibson's most recognizable electric guitars from a particularly desirable period.