1954 Gibson Les Paul – All-Gold Goldtop

Marsoni

M251S

$30000.00

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1954 Gibson Les Paul – All-Gold GoldtopFor your consideration, Garrett Park Guitars presents this 1954 Gibson Les Paul All Gold Goldtop, an exceptionally well preserved example from the earliest years of Gibsons flagship solidbody. Introduced in 1952 as Gibsons premium electric guitar, the Les Paul represented the companys answer to the growing popularity of solidbody instruments in the postwar era. Developed in collaboration with Les Paul himself, the model combined traditional Gibson

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