Gibson Nick Lucas Reissue Limited Edition Ren Ferguson Hand Signed

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Very rare Gibson Nick Lucas Reissue from 2007 built and designed in Bozeman - Montana by Master builder Ren Ferguson, who is the chief of the Gibson Custom Shop.

This guitar is a custom order and Ren Ferguson made it to customer request:
- C-shaped neck
- Pickup from B-Band
- handmade inlay works
- signed label by Ren Ferguson

Deep Parlor Body 00 - Nick Lucas with solid SELECT ADIRONDACK SPRUCE top - From 1920-1940 - GOLDEN ERA the main top body wood was Adirondack and not Sitka - correct for the period but well known to be a great value - more more expensive then Sitka.

The guitar has exceptionally beautiful maple back and sides. This flamed maple is of best quality.

The guitar is in great condition with just some small amount of wear from play and use. It comes with the original case.

 

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