1936 Gibson L-7, Archtop Acoustic guitar, Deluxe inlays, Script logo, Tobacco Sunburst finish, Older replacement pickguard, 17 inches wide at lower bout, 1 & 11/16 inches wide nut width, Medium sized Soft V neck profile, There was an older small repair from over tightening the truss rod, White Made...

1956 Gibson L7 CN, Cutaway, Natural finish, Spruce top, Attractive Maple back and sides, Parallelogram inlays, Great sounding, Nice playing, Wonderful instrument, EC, OHSC, $7,995

Freshly inspected and set up in-house by our esteemed Guitar Tech. In Excellent vintage condition with modest wear for an instrument of this age, including light scratches, small dings, and natural aging of parts and finish. This is a lovely vintage guitar that plays and sounds just as good as it...

This beautiful Gibson Archtop is a 1934 L-7 in Sunburst. It looks and plays great for its age, although it has its fair share of fine finish checking across the whole guitar to note its pre-war status! These f-holes allow for tremendous resonance through the body, giving this smaller body style a...

FON # 321 Here is a nice 1932 Gibson L-00 14 fret Tuxedo with the rare elevated fretboard. It has its share of nicks and ding, but it is all honest playwear. Most of these 1930’s L-00’s need loose braces glued, bridgework, neck resets and more – this guitar has had all that work performed by...

This is not a parlor guitar. This is an L-00 sized guitar, just slightly thinner. Beautiful Brazilian Rosewood back and sides that rivals the best Martin 0-45 from the 1920’s, and a body that measures almost exactly the same as a 1930's L-00. This is a perfect example for an L-00 conversion, or...