Product Description
Vintage 1963 Gibson B25 Natural Roadworn Acoustic Guitar Case 1960s
Vintage 1963 Gibson B25 Natural Roadworn Acoustic Guitar Case 1960s
I am so excited to offer this wonderful little Gibson B25 from 1963. It has been previously owned by Andrew Berkeley Martin for some time, before I purchased it off him. It’s one of the coolest, MOJO-filled guitars you will seriously ever find. I cannot stress enough how nice this is. It plays like a dream and looks the part too. It even comes with the nice green lined hard case. Plenty of wear to the front, as you can see, but it still retains its originality. The serial dates this to 1963, as well as other features on this guitar. There has been a pickup added in the past so a small professionally drilled hole to the bottom, pictured. Honestly, you will not find a nicer guitar out there – grab it whilst you can! Please see the pictures below as they form part of my description. Enjoy!
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