Online October Auction (Sale #270)

Gibson 1957 CF-100 Electro-Acoustic Guitar

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Start price: $750

Estimated price: $1,500 - $2,000

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Description

Gibson 1957 CF-100 Electro-Acoustic Guitar
Serial #41317-31 having a sunburst finish, Florentine cutaway design, spruce body top and Honduran mahogany back and rim, mahogany neck, a 20-fret bound rosewood fingerboard having large pearl inlays and side position markers; together with a case; property from a Waukegan, Illinois estate
Condition: Good to Fair, overall moderate to heavy wear consistent with normal use; surface scratches, nicks and finish checking overall; areas of total finish loss with raw wood exposure to areas of upper sound hole and face of upper body near neck; nicks with loss on back of neck at base and top; not tested; we cannot guarantee operation or longevity; we cannot guarantee that all parts of the item are original; please note: guitar stand pictured is not included
Length: 39 inches, Width: 14 1/4 inches, Depth: 4 1/4 inches (guitar only)
Category: Cameras & Instruments > Guitars

Shipping Status: Leonard Auction, Inc. will provide direct shipping for this lot. Please visit our website for a shipping estimate.

Approximate Sale Time: 3:33 pm CST

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Condition: Good to Fair, overall moderate to heavy wear consistent with normal use; surface scratches, nicks and finish checking overall; areas of total finish loss with raw wood exposure to areas of upper sound hole and face of upper body near neck; nicks with loss on back of neck at base and top; not tested; we cannot guarantee operation or longevity; we cannot guarantee that all parts of the item are original; please note: guitar stand pictured is not included
Dimensions: 14.25 x 39 in

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