This rare Gibson archtop sold before we even got this video posted, heading to San Diego as we speak. Made in 1936, the L-75 was a higher-end guitar made during the Great Depression. It’s of the L series, but with a bigger body (deeper and with larger bottom bout). These were only made for a few years, as most of Gibson’s sales were being driven by the cheaper guitars Gibson was making in response to the Depression through brands like Kalamazoo and others. Beautiful guitar.
Demo of a 1936 Gibson L-75
Currently for Sale in the Showroom
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