GIBSON STYLE U HARP GUITAR (c.1906)

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GIBSON STYLE U HARP GUITAR (c.1906)

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GIBSON STYLE U HARP GUITAR (c.1906): VGC except needs some work (adjust turnbuckle, level fretboard, refret, setup, etc. - sold AS-IS), 21" lower bout, black finished arched spruce top, natural finish walnut sides and arched back (one repaired back crack), white-bound top and oval soundhole, 2 rope pattern soundhole rings with white center ring, cherry guitar neck (some wear on back of neck), white-bound 20 fret fingerboard with dot inlays, slanted "The Gibson" script inlay on headstock, 3-on-a-plate tuners with ivoroid buttons, mahogany bass neck with 10 sub-bass strings, fixed Brazilian rosewood bridge, nickel plated metal strap tailpiece (stamped "The Gibson"), early style lyre label with photo of Orville Gibson, 1-11/16" nut, 25-3/4" scale, on consignment, with non-original (but very nice) oblong HSC (blue lining) (SN:8282)
New or Used: This is a used item.
Availability: In Stock Now
sku: 45U-1550 .. $7,500.00 Please call or email for shipping options on this oversized item.

tailpiece	side	scroll-front
pickwear	heel	headstock-front
headstock-back	front	fretboard
case	bridge-tailpiece	body-front
body-back	back	back-detail-2
case-open	soundhole	scroll-back
other	back-detail	bridge

This instrument is sold AS-IS. Instruments sold AS-IS have not gone through our repair shop for set up and do not have the Elderly warranty applied to them. Our instrument describers do a thorough job when describing these instruments, but they are not luthiers. Not every single flaw or non-original part may be documented, but all major concerns will be addressed. While most problems are obvious, some only become apparent as work progresses. For best results, we recommend a professional luthier. Instruments sold AS-IS may be returned, but the buyer will be responsible for all shipping, handling and insurance costs.