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1955 Gibson LG-2
One of the last small-guard scalloped-braced LG-2s, this guitar shares the same build as other early post-war examples. Sometime in 1955 Gibson introduced the larger pickguard and abandoned brace-scalloping, and the sound of the guitars changed a lot. Early versions such as this one are, by contrast, warmer, darker, and more open than those built after 1955.
Sitka and mahogany body with white bindings and white/black top purflings; small bridge with drop-in saddle, tobacco sunburst top with dark brown back and sides. Mahogany and rosewood neck with round carve, 24.75” scale and 1-11/16” nutwidth. Kluson tuners, nylon nut and saddle, black pins. Original tuners reinstalled with new buttons.

 Excellent neck angle and playability, full height saddle with action of 5-6 64ths at the 12th fret. First position frets show some light wear but play cleanly. A great looking and fab sounding LG-2.
With modern TKL Deluxe hardshell case