S. Weiger
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Lot #15GIBSON | 1959 GIBSON LES PAUL STANDARD SUNBURST GUITAR
Very cool original example, but flames are either very subtle, or the photographing person really need education..
Serial # 9 0335.Lot #15GIBSON | 1959 GIBSON LES PAUL STANDARD SUNBURST GUITAR
Very cool original example, but flames are either very subtle, or the photographing person really need education..
Kind of tend to agree.. looking at my own brown case compared to the wear on the guitar.. much more even patina "guitar vs. case -wise".I would be very reluctant to purchase something that surfaced in a sea of fog & subjection the guitar looks very nice , the case looks very worn this would give me cold feet .
Serial # 9 0335.
The pictures on ‘Burst Serial show 9 0331, 9 0336, and 9 0337 - none of which are super flamey examples. 9 0337 is quite plain.
But that doesn’t really mean anything.
I’m just having fun being an armchair quarterback!
Dang!Actually, it's # 9 0365. But hard to see unless magnified heavily.
The tuners are not original. And no mention about it in the auction..
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Yes! Especially this one, as it was unknown so far.
auctions are always interesting to me since you in theory get to see what the guitar actually sells for vs a $500k reverb listing that could sell for any number both private parties accept
9 0365.Yes! Especially this one, as it was unknown so far.
Yeah, and we don't have it on burstserial.com9 0365.
A pity they didn't take the trouble to photograph it properly. I bet it has more flame than can be seen in these pics.
There was a '60 at Arlington on the Killer Vintage stand and that sold, didn't get the chance to get a pic of it unfortunately, pretty much a plain top.
Same..I like plain tops