[SN 00274001] USED Gibson / Historic Collection Original 1930s Jumbo Sunburst (Manufactured in 2004) Gibson Acoustic Guitar [08]

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A rare, original Jumbo reissue model from 2004 has arrived! Even before the J-45, which debuted in 1942, the (original) Jumbo with its rounded shoulders was introduced in 1934, before World War II. Produced only from 1934 to 1935, this model is extremely rare and enjoys a cult following as the predecessor to the J-45. This model was manufactured in 2004 at the Montana factory in the USA. The all-solid round-shoulder body features an Adirondack spruce top and mahogany sides and back. One of its distinctive features is that it has a slightly deeper body than the J-45. The top features scalloped X-bracing, and the guitar is equipped with a Madagascar rosewood rectangular bridge and a fire-stripe pickguard. The V-shaped mahogany neck, with a nut width of approximately 45 mm and a 24-3/4" Gibson scale, features a jet-black Madagascar rosewood fingerboard. The headstock bears a script logo and is equipped with GOTOH open-back tuners. Nitrocellulose lacquer (gloss) finish. * The endpin has been replaced. Serviced at a renowned guitar workshop! The pickguard has been reattached, the fingerboard has been corrected, the nut and long saddle have been replaced (with cowbone), and the frets have been replaced (with Jesscar Vintage). There is still room to adjust the truss rod, and since the frets have been replaced, they are at an adequate height. It appears pickups were installed in the past; while they have been removed, the endpin was replaced because the jack hole had been modified. There are signs of modification on the end block (possibly from adhesive application or removal?) and wiring clips remain inside the body. There is a crack on the back of the neck (on the 6th-string side of the fingerboard, near the 11th to 14th frets; partially touched up). Due to age, there is a slight step at the joint between the fingerboard and the neck, and some paint cracking is visible. There is weather checking on both the front and back of the headstock, and the body al