Very light construction - they picked up more weight right after. It has much sweetness and warmth. The small sunburst puts it in or near 1934. There are a few nicely repaired hairline cracks, the braces are original except for one added under the fretboard extension, a common Gibson necessity. The...

Often called the Robert Johnson model because of one photo of him playing a very beat-up one, though there's no verification that it was actually his, this is one the Gibson's first flat tops. The body shape is their figure eight shape, with their H bracing and shorter scale (24 ¼") which all...

Kalamazoo KG11 1933 | $1575 | (v2528) It’s pretty well known that the Great Depression caused Gibson to rethink its marketing strategy and create a ‘budget’ line of instruments and omit the Gibson name. The line was called the Kalamazoo, named after the hometown of the venerable guitar...