[SN None] USED Gibson / 1971 Les Paul Standard 58 [05]

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A 1971 Gibson Les Paul Standard '58 has just arrived!! Originally released as a limited-edition reissue of the ’50s Les Paul Standard 58, this model features a wrap-around design and—arguably unique among ’70s Les Pauls—a one-piece mahogany back and one-piece mahogany neck, making it a truly well-crafted instrument. The embossed pickup logos are also a trademark feature. The pickups are original P-90s with clear bobbins. The pot date is 1377142. While some parts are not visible, based on an overall assessment—including the solder work—we have determined that all components are original. The capacitor is also original. The only replacement part is the jack plate. Although there are some cracks in the pickguard, this is a guitar with a very high degree of originality overall. The serial number has been scraped off. Based on the Pot Date and the year the Standard ’58 was introduced, among other factors, we’ve determined it was manufactured in 1971. As for its condition, while there are some dents, scratches, and verdigris, it is generally in good shape. Of course, playability is excellent, including the truss rod. This is a rare example of a 1950s reissue from that era—please be sure to consider this opportunity. * We sincerely apologize, but due to the nature of this product, we are unable to accommodate requests for viewing at other Ishibashi Gakki locations or for transport between stores. Please direct all inquiries to the Ishibashi Gakki Shibuya Store. Condition Grade: B+: Some minor scratches, but no issues for normal use Country of Manufacture: USA Year of Manufacture: 1971 Case: Hard Case / Original Weight: 4.05 kg Fret Wear: Approximately 50% or less Truss Rod: Has room to tighten or loosen Neck Condition: Good Notes: The only included accessories are those shown in the photos. * As this is a used item, there may be scratches, dents, or other imperfections that are not clearly visible in the photos or not listed here. Please be aware of this i