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NGD: Les Paul Standard Cherry Sunburst 1991

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asquinet

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Hello,
I am very happy to present my new acquisition: Les Paul Std Cherry Sunburst from 1991 year.
Here you have, in its Canadian case:
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Pots:
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the rear:
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the neck:
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the headstock:
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the serial number:
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Your guitar was made at the
Nashville Plant, TN, USA
on September 10th, 1991
Production Number: 63
(from Guitar date project)

the wood grain:
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Cerificate of Guarantee of Italian importer MOGAR:
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Owners manual:
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other pics:
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Many thanks for your visit!!!
 
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zombiwoof

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I really like a plaintop with that subdued burst finish, I am so sick of the gaudy flamed figured tops that so many seem to go for. That is one classy LP!.
Al
 
Elmore

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A beautiful Les Paul. Looks like the guitar of a lifetime to me.
 
sonar

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Looks really clean for a guitar that's ("yikes") over a quarter of a century old.

Congrats!
 
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Super excellent!

Very,very nice ---- :yah:dude::peace2

The trap inlays have that cool gradual inside sweep as they go down the neck. Does that make any sense? From the neck pickup,first three are pretty much like furniture grade angle cut

Down the neck they look different.
 
Texsunburst59

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Congrats on a KILLER score.

LP's from that era are very well made.

That's a keeper sure.

I was extremely lucky to find one like yours,but an '89 LP Standard.

I found in a pawnshops about 3 yrs. ago for $1075 out the door.

The guitar was in very good condition with the original case.

It's an amazing instrument that I'm proud to own.

Here's a pic of my '89 Gibson Heritage Cherry Sunburst LP Standard:

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asquinet

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SpencerD said:
Super excellent!

Very,very nice ---- :yah:dude::peace2

The trap inlays have that cool gradual inside sweep as they go down the neck. Does that make any sense? From the neck pickup,first three are pretty much like furniture grade angle cut

Down the neck they look different.
Click to expand...

Thank You!!!:spabout:spabout
I examined my other Les Paul Deluxe and are the same...the last three inlays are equal, even the LP of 1989 posted here by Texsunburst59
 
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asquinet

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Texsunburst59 said:
Congrats on a KILLER score.

LP's from that era are very well made.

That's a keeper sure.

I was extremely lucky to find one like yours,but an '89 LP Standard.

I found in a pawnshops about 3 yrs. ago for $1075 out the door.

The guitar was in very good condition with the original case.

It's an amazing instrument that I'm proud to own.

Here's a pic of my '89 Gibson Heritage Cherry Sunburst LP Standard:

12697341043_979caf2abc_b.jpg
Click to expand...

awwww, what a beautiful sister!!!
 
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