lars509
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1 hour ago, j45nick said:
This is older than a J-45. It appears to be an Original Jumbo, probably from 1934 by the Factory Order Number.
It's a rare bird, indeed.
The truss rod cover is not original. The Grover G-98 tuners may well be original.
The case looks period-correct.
This is a guitar worth the time and money it will take to make it right. It should go to a specialist luthier for the job, someone with a lot of experience with vintage Gibsons. Do not let anyone else touch it.
That's great news. Thanks for the info.
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Hi,
Can someone help me identify this guitar? To me it looks like a J-45, but I know nothing about it. The guitar needs work, it has a crack at the base of the neck and in the head, and the bridge has seen better days. The number at the bottom of the neck is '1206' and there is no banner logo.
Photos:
Photos here:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AteP5ekcJXDjurUnyAgbSq7MHsBXxA?e=Y1hxl7
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AteP5ekcJXDjurUls6oOk1bUtroAVg?e=7dp7ii
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AteP5ekcJXDjurUkKms7zZfsevzIZg?e=dYp2VN
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AteP5ekcJXDjurUjdHPSVB9n7qeOwA?e=odI5AR
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
Lars
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Estate sale during Covid... most people stay home so it's easier to get the good stuff.
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Thank for the info, I will check it out. It will definitely cost more to restore it than I payed for it... I payed $50 (+ $5 for the stand). I will just keep it as is for now and add original parts as I find them, the guitar sounds really good and I don't have any plans to part with it.
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It looks like they changed from the L-6 tuning keys to the L-5S tuning keys, does that make sense? See images below:
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That makes total sense. Thanks for your help!
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J-45? Need help identifying.
in Gibson Acoustic
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I own it, but being a bass player, I did not know what it was. Not for sale, right now I'm just trying to figure out if I should insure her or not.