- GIBSON ES 125 1940S SERIAL
- GIBSON ES 125 1940S FULL
- GIBSON ES 125 1940S PROFESSIONAL
- GIBSON ES 125 1940S CRACK
Truss rod functions as it should.Įlectronics: Single “Dog Ear” P-90 pickup (7.43K ohms) with barrel knobs (1x tone, 1x volume).Ĭase: Non-original hard shell case included. Some finish wear is present on the back of the neck. The 16' non-cutaway body of the ES125 sounds great, amplified as well as unpluggedOriginal P-90 pickup with early bakelite 'dog-ear'-cover, comfortable C-shaped neck. Some minor playwear, but no cracks or repairs. Neck has been refretted, and frets have a ton of life left in them. Nice Gibson ES-125 in sunburst in excellent and all original condition for its age (64years). Brazilian rosewood fingerboard is in great shape with minimal wear. Neck: Solid mahogany neck with aged white side dots and pearloid dot inlays. Trapeze tailpiece with compensated rosewood bridge. All these shops have guitars for the most part. I think possibly it is worth between 75 then it will sell. I would agree while a nice guitar it is not going to sell at that price. Tortoise pickguard is in great shape with no cracking, but does show signs of pickwear. 1947 Gibson ES-125 in Hamburg, Germany 2600 Euro.
GIBSON ES 125 1940S CRACK
The neck has been refretted, and a crack beneath the headstock has been repaired at some point as well.īody: Double-bound maple hollow body with dual f-holes in sunburst finish. There are a few repaired cracks throughout the body and the inner bracing appears to have been redone. It’s had some work done over the years, but is structurally sound. There are various scratches, scuffs, nicks, and dings throughout, as well as some finish wear, buckle rash, and expected finish checking.
GIBSON ES 125 1940S PROFESSIONAL
With a professional setup from Cream City Music included, this well-loved beauty will arrive ready to play.Ĭosmetic condition: This guitar has clearly been played, and shows wear consistent with its age. Based on the headstock logo and the non-adjustable P-90 pickup, we believe this guitar to have been manufactured some time between 19. A vintage piece of Gibson history with plenty of life left, this is a must a have for a collector on a budget. Again, this is an all original instrument and is a piece of extremely well preserved history.What makes this guitar special: A textbook example of a player’s guitar, this ES-125 shows its fair share of playwear and scars, but still gets the job done. The entire guitar from structure and appearance to electronics has been inspected, and has been cleaned and polished to the perfect original luster. However, the FON is clearly stamped inside the treble F-hole where it should be, 7202 H, which places her in 1942. The case is original and in extraordinary condition.
GIBSON ES 125 1940S SERIAL
This period of Gibson 125 models did not have serial numbers. The headstock has the thicker early “Gibson”logo. The sound, plugged into both vintage and modern amps is amazing. This style was only used on these models from 1940-1943. It was one of the first individual pole adjustable pickups for each string, setting the standard for that period. The pickup is an early transition from the Charlie Christian pickups of the 1930’s. The action is low, and with the wider early neck she's loads of fun to play. The fretboard is Brazilian rosewood with plenty of fret left at all levels.
GIBSON ES 125 1940S FULL
The body's depth gives a full resonance, not achieved on some of the shallower, later models of the ES. The neck is mahogany and straight as an arrow. This beautiful guitar has a maple back and sides and a beautiful sunburst spruce top. No cracks, a relatively minor scratch on the front just above the pickup which has been professionally matched and touched up with the proper nitro cellulose (you have to have it in just the right position to even see where it was) and very minimal crazing anywhere on the guitar. This is an extremely well cared for guitar. This is an amazing example of one of the first successful ES (Electric Spanish) guitar models ever made, and may be one of the best-preserved models of its kind left standing from that 1940’s period. They are easy to spot the ES-125TC and TDC are the only guitars in. Thinline ES-125s were available from 1960-1970 this is a fairly early one. All ES-125TCs were produced at the Gibson plant in Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA. THIS is a real pristine piece of history, this is the one for you. This 1962 ES-125 TC is one of 655 made in that year.
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