Hola javier!!
Pos creo que quedaria bien en tu coleccion...
Esta claro que el rollo seria mas bien historico/estetico que otra cosa, pero impresiona ver un pedazo de historia musical de estos, os meto el rollo que me soltaron en la tienda por si a alguno le interesa, el precio al final....
15-6755 Gibson (used, 1952) Gibson Les Paul Model, Gold Top, No Serial Number, but we have assigned it #ISI-1775, in excellent minus condition with original hard shell case. 1952 was the first year of the Gibson Les Paul. The earliest examples had an unbound fingerboard, but these are exceptionally early and rare. The balance of 1952 sees a crème bound Brazilian rosewood fretboard and 5/8" high gold cylinder knobs. The tailpiece was a trapeze, supported off of the top by a pointed cone, a metal threaded rod and a corrugated circle of metal to raise and lower the bridge height. The bottom side of this original component (the trapeze portion on the bottom side) is stamped "Pat. Pending." Five of the six tuners are unsigned Kluson Deluxe type originals and one, the fourth or D string tuner, is a more recent replacement, also unsigned and with an oil hole, but without a center stripe. This guitar shows normal signs of wear and use including a small triangular divot on the back of the neck behind the first fret as well as other less demonstative nicks and impressions on the neck and also on the body. There is light belt buckle contact on the back, chips along the bass waist, dings and crazing overall, small signs of fret wear, some pitting on the 9 pearloid trapezoid inlaid rosewood fretboard mainly around the 2nd fret, chips around the headstock and scratches in the black headplate. We want to remind you that all of this totals "light normal" signs of use, and that we tend to overstate. The guitar is lovely. Said black headplate overlay bears "Gibson" postwar script logo and sideways gold decal "Les Paul MODEL." In the original hard shell case is the original Gibson "tag" a tri-fold that addresses "Instructions," "Gibson Strings" and "Gibson Polish," and reads "For Top Performance of your New Gibson" on the front. Said tag still has the original string, and on the back it reads: "Model: (stamped) LES PAUL," "Price: $261.50 w/c," and "Gibson, Inc., Kalamazoo, Michigan." This guitar may show normal signs of use and wear but it is all there (except for the one replaced tuner). This version has the crème colored single-coil P-90 pickups, the crème body and neck binding, and the sound from heaven. It is an unbelievably righteous example of the first year Gibson Les Paul, arguably one of the most sought after models of electric guitar (along with the '50s Fender Stratocaster) in the known universe. $38,662 or at our cash discount price, $37,500.
