1941 Gibson Super Jumbo 100 Excellent, Hard, $24,000.00
SALE PRICE. I truly strive to offer only the best vintage guitars. This super jumbo, one of 177 made in the model's history, is the kind of guitar I had in mind when I started Dying Breed Music. This a very rare guitar and the model that was the precursor to all SJ-200s and J-200s that followed. As mentioned, 177 super jumbo 100s were made in the three year span of this model- 1939-1941. Maple neck, ebony fretboard, mahogany back and sides. This guitar was more expensive than it's comtemparies at Gibson including the Advanced Jumbo and the Nick Lucas Special. The SJ-200 model went on to lasting fame after World War 2. And was billed by Gibson as “The King of the Flat-tops,” while the SJ-100 became one of Gibson’s most obscure, rare, – and most intriguing – flat-tops. This one is in very nice shape with original finish and no changed parts- including the "tulip" tuners. We recently had a 1940 SJ-100 that sold within just a couple days. This one is in better condition. 24,000 dollars.
Money Order, Bank Wire, PayPal, Cash, Western Union, Certified Check. Personal check- gear ships upon check clearing. Will hold an item for 30 days with 20 percent deposit. Will hold an item for 24 hours if customer specifically requests. Don't be scared off by our consistently low prices. We are in the business of selling guitars, not keeping them!
We ship worldwide, 24 countries and counting. Shipping will be added to the final sale price. 150 dollars for overnight shipping, 100 dollars for two day shipping. Other arrangements can be made at your request; i.e. UPS. All shipments are professionally packed and fully insured through Heritage Insurance. Shipping is paid for by the buyer every time.
Buyer pays shipping both ways in the event of a return. Your purchase price will be refunded minus cost of shipping when we receive the guitar back. 24 hour approval period in U.S. No returns overseas.