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Was wondering if anyone on the board has some knowledge experience with older Les Pauls?
A gentleman I know who sent me a picture of an old Led Paul style guitar from 60s it appears I assume (all other equipment he has is from this period). All the finish is completely stripped and it may just be a hacked together imitation, but could be something else. I will try and post picture.
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01-04-2020 01:15 PM
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Stay away!
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Originally Posted by TOMMO
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Agreed stay way away!
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Looks like a good $100 project.
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You could always post a picture and your question on the Les Paul Forum in the Vintage section. Those guys are experts on stuff like this.
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I doubt that it's a Gibson at all - doesn't look right to me....
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could very well be an older gibson that they poured paint remover on... or took a sander to, and removed all the binding
dare i ask if there's any numbering left on back of headstock
they reversed the neck pup too...peter green style haha
luck
cheers
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The bottom of the fingerboard by the neck pickup should not have round edges,nor be bound. Would need more pics to verify authentication.
Definitely check with Les Paul Forums and post more pic
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Originally Posted by jads57
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FWIW, back in the 70's there was a fad or something to strip the finish off of guitars in general. I had a 59 Strat I bought as a kid that was stripped. No clue about that one. Good luck with it.
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50S-60S GIBSON LES PAUL
The screw-height-adjust bridge and rounded fingerboard resemble some early 1970s Ibanez. But it could have come from a number of non-USA locations.
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Just no. $75 tops or just say no.
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If that's a Gibson Les Paul, I'm the Queen of England...!
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Base of the neck shouldn't be curved, definitely not a Gibson ABR-1 bridge nor a 1975 and later Gibson Nashville bridge, fingerboard inlay shape looks funky. Could be shadows but the neck pocket looks square with gaps around the neck (like a poor bolt on neck).
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