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I dont know if the early Birds came in a dark burst. I do remember my 61 have a light cherry burst. nice Bird you have though.

Well I think the number dates to 1963.

I dont mind. 😄

A inventor that put Gibson pretty much on the map with a strong following , seems like the right thing. a Entertainer , well not so much

I kind of see as. Why would you want someone elses name on your guitar?

There was a Everly model from the 90s that had the pinless bridge. I think it might of been one of the Montana specials. Not a fan of Sig guitars. A cheap guitar and a record would be just fine in this case

That looks real Nice. Nice job.

Its not only L00 Gibsons. Most if not all have those issues.

Its really tough giving a value sight unseen. The best reference for these would be reverb or gbase.

B25. Small body. Should be a 14” lower bout. Belly bottom bridge.

I used to have one of those just like that one.

Back in the Day, Barbie Benton was alot better. 😬.

Well what you may have , would of been a 12 string. A b25-12. Some one cut the headstock Made a new nut. A wide neck ,12 string tailpiece. Note the crooked headstock decal.

L50. Mid 40s. Nice guitar. You can get new buttons for those machine heads. Keep the machine heads. Dont toss those.

Kind of looks like something Walmart would sell.

On a side note. Welcome back.

Could of been a scammer. Wanting nothing more than to stir up things . Just a thought. 🙂 ,

Just maybe you were. Then put on probation without notification. 🙃.

Ya Missed a letter. Martin. 😉

Really nice

Really Nice.

Mmm. I think Marin did that for a short time. It might go over well. Who knows.

Maybe his pockets are not deep enough. Rick Nielsen from Cheap Trick seems to be-on these alot

I bet it will fetch double if not more. Prices of those have gone up alot.

Its to bad. Gibson couldnt go back further into the earlier Roots for entertainers. Ray Whitley , Robert Johnson ,Roy Smeck were good examples , But many others played way nicer Gibsons. And Contributed to Gibson being recognized.