1931 Gibson L-2 13-Fret Natural

Freshly inspected and set up in-house by our esteemed Guitar Tech. In Good vintage condition with typical wear for an instrument of this age, including scratches, nicks, small scrapes, and natural aging of parts and finish. G-string tuning key is slightly bent. Oversprayed on back of neck and back of body & sides, but no overspray on the top.

There are a number of repairs to the instrument but everything is structurally sound. Small patch on top above the soundhole. A large back crack has been glued and cleated. Several side cracks, on the bass side, have also been glued and cleated. The bridge has been replaced, a new Maple bridgeplate added, and the original trapeze tailpiece has been removed. Small finish shadow from removed tailpiece.

Original elevated Tortoise pickguard. 13th fret neck/body join. See below for more details and specifications.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Headstock Overlay with Original Script Logo and "Jester's Hat" Inlay

Original Nickel 3/Plate Open-Gear Tuners with White Buttons

Original 1 3/4” Bone Nut

Mahogany Neck with 24 3/4” Scale Length (13th Fret Body Join)

Neck Thickness .83" at First Fret and 1.04" at Ninth Fret

Bound Brazilian Rosewood Fingerboard with Dot Inlays and 17" Radius

20 Medium Frets in Very Good Condition

Replaced Rosewood Bridge with Bone Saddle (Original Trapeze Tailpiece Removed)

Spruce Top and Brazilian Rosewood Back & Sides in Natural Finish (with Overspray)

Original Elevated Tortoise Pickguard

Weight 3 lb 8 oz

Non-Original Case

Serial Number 140889

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