The Gibson L-4 1932 Acoustic Guitar Is A Sunburst Acoustic Guitar With Dark Brown Body, Light Orange Center, Black Pickguard, Visible Wear In The Lower Body, Six Strings And A Classic Wooden Bridge.
A Gibson L-4 1932 Acoustic Guitar In Vintage Sunburst With Dark Wood Body, Black Pickguard, Metal Tailpiece And Visible Scratches Stands In Front Of A White Background.
Close-up of the Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar with dark sunburst finish, visible strings, wooden bridge and a large black pickguard on the right side of the vintage acoustic body.
Close-up of a Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar body with six strings, a wooden bridge with screws and a pickguard on a red-brown surface with light scratches.
Close-up of the bridge and tailpiece of a vintage Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar with metal strings, a worn brown wooden body and visible scratches.
The picture shows the back of a Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar with a dark, worn finish, scratches and a light brown neck, photographed upright in front of a white background.
The picture shows the back of a Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar with dark wood finish, shiny surface, visible scratches, curved sides and visible upper part of the neck.
The picture shows the worn back of a Gibson L-4 acoustic guitar from 1932 with visible scratches, a raised neck and a metal strap button at the neck joint, all against a white background.
Close-up of the headstock of the Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar. Six tuning pegs, guitar strings and the Gibson logo can be seen against a black background.
The picture shows the back of a Gibson L-4 acoustic guitar from 1932 with six metal tuning pegs in three pairs per side in front of a white, well-lit background.
A Close-Up Of The Gibson L-4 1932 Acoustic Guitar In Black With Shiny Finish And Visible Scratches And Edge Wear Against A Plain White Background.
A Side View Of The Gibson L-4 1932 Acoustic Guitar With Dark Wood Finish, Light Edges And Visible Scratches And Signs Of Wear.
The Oval Label On Aged Paper Shows A Partially Faded Warranty Of The Gibson Mandolin-Guitar Co. For Workmanship And Materials And Manufacturing Details From Kalamazoo, Michigan, With Reference To The Gibson L-4 1932 Acoustic Guitar.
Close-up of the inside of a Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar with a wood block embossed with the number 527 and surrounded by natural wood grain and texture.
The Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar is a sunburst acoustic guitar with a dark brown body, light orange center, black pickguard, visible wear in the lower body area, six strings and a classic wooden bridge.
A Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar in vintage sunburst with a dark wooden body, black pickguard, metal tailpiece and visible scratches stands in front of a white background.
Close-up of the Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar with dark sunburst finish, visible strings, wooden bridge and a large black pickguard on the right side of the vintage acoustic body.
Close-up of a Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar body with six strings, a wooden bridge with screws and a pickguard on a reddish-brown surface with light scratches.
Close-up of the bridge and tailpiece of a vintage Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar with metal strings, a worn brown wooden body and visible scratches.
The picture shows the back of a Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar with a dark, worn finish, scratches and a light brown neck, photographed upright against a white background.
The picture shows the back of a Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar with dark wood finish, shiny surface, visible scratches, curved sides and visible upper part of the neck.
The picture shows the worn back of a 1932 Gibson L-4 acoustic guitar with visible scratches, a raised neck and a metal strap button at the neck joint, all against a white background.
Close-up of the headstock of the Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar. Six tuning pegs, guitar strings and the Gibson logo can be seen against a black background.
The picture shows the back of a Gibson L-4 acoustic guitar from 1932 with six metal tuning pegs in three pairs per side against a white, well-lit background.
A close-up of the Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar in black with a glossy finish and visible scratches and edge wear against a plain white background.
A side view of the Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar with dark wood finish, light edges and visible scratches and wear.
The oval label on aged paper shows a partially faded warranty from the Gibson Mandolin-Guitar Co. for workmanship and materials as well as manufacturing details from Kalamazoo, Michigan, with reference to the Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar.
Close-up of the inside of a Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar with a block of wood embossed with the number 527 and surrounded by natural wood grain and texture.
The Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar is a sunburst acoustic guitar with a dark brown body, light orange center, black pickguard, visible wear in the lower body area, six strings and a classic wooden bridge.
A Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar in vintage sunburst with a dark wooden body, black pickguard, metal tailpiece and visible scratches stands in front of a white background.
Close-up of the Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar with dark sunburst finish, visible strings, wooden bridge and a large black pickguard on the right side of the vintage acoustic body.
Close-up of a Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar body with six strings, a wooden bridge with screws and a pickguard on a reddish-brown surface with light scratches.
Close-up of the bridge and tailpiece of a vintage Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar with metal strings, a worn brown wooden body and visible scratches.
The picture shows the back of a Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar with a dark, worn finish, scratches and a light brown neck, photographed upright against a white background.
The picture shows the back of a Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar with dark wood finish, shiny surface, visible scratches, curved sides and visible upper part of the neck.
The picture shows the worn back of a 1932 Gibson L-4 acoustic guitar with visible scratches, a raised neck and a metal strap button at the neck joint, all against a white background.
Close-up of the headstock of the Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar. Six tuning pegs, guitar strings and the Gibson logo can be seen against a black background.
The picture shows the back of a Gibson L-4 acoustic guitar from 1932 with six metal tuning pegs in three pairs per side against a white, well-lit background.
A close-up of the Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar in black with a glossy finish and visible scratches and edge wear against a plain white background.
A side view of the Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar with dark wood finish, light edges and visible scratches and wear.
The oval label on aged paper shows a partially faded warranty from the Gibson Mandolin-Guitar Co. for workmanship and materials as well as manufacturing details from Kalamazoo, Michigan, with reference to the Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar.
Close-up of the inside of a Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar with a block of wood embossed with the number 527 and surrounded by natural wood grain and texture.

Gibson L-4 1932 Acoustic Guitar

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Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar - rare archtop guitar with a cool vintage sound!

This is a stunningly clean example from the last years of production before the transition from round soundholes to f-holes! This Gibson L-4 1932 is a curious example of a time of change. It has features of what would become the standard for flattop acoustic guitars as we know them today (neck joint at the 14th fret, round soundhole), as well as more traditional features of an archtop guitar, such as the carved solid spruce top and the floating fingerboard extension above the body.

This Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar is 100 % original, with the exception of the pickguard, which is historically correct. It has a small crack on the top which has been repaired. Other than that, there are only a few minor scratches in the finish as seen in the pictures - excellent condition for an instrument that is almost 100 years old.

It also sounds incredibly good - loud and articulate!

This Gibson L-4 1932 acoustic guitar comes with the original case.

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