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Examples: 70108276 means the instrument was produced on Jan. Because demand was low, so was production. Starting in 1955, this changed to an injection molded styrene pickguard that was cheaper to make. Bottom: A mid-1960's "Patent No." pickup bottom showing its patent number decal. 1902 to April 1947: Number and model name on white paper label, number range 1000 to 99999: 1908 to 1932: Hand ink or penciled (some overlap with previous style): 1932 to 1947: Ink stamped, not penciled. Upper belly bridge (above bridge pins): early 1950's-1969. Guitars with gold hardware should have gold caps (though often the gold does wear off). The last orange label "A" number was A36147, used 2/21/61.

Note that all staining was done with water based aniline dyes directly on the wood. APPLD." stamped on the bottom edge of the cover (viewable without removing tuner from guitar). Postwar full depth, non-cutaway models were generally designed as student models and are not very valuable. Most 1950's Gibson cases had a small (1.5" by 1") brass plaque on the outside with "Gibson" and a star stamped in it. Usually there is no more than 46 instruments (sequence numbers) per batch. "The Gibson" straight: 1933-1934. Therefore, the production in 1959 may be a "1", "2" or "3" in the second digit. The first number, A-100, was assigned to an L-7 on 4/28/47.

The Factory Order Number (FON) consists of a 3, 4 or 5 digit batch number followed by a 1 or 2 digit sequence number (usually from 1 to 40, but there were some double or triple batches where the numbers were higher). Production in 1959 and 1960 was also very high, exceeding "9 9999" and going to "932000" or higher (so a "1" or "2" or "3" could be the second digit in 1959). Gibson Cases Mid to high-end model guitars during the 1930's and early 1940's used a black case with a red line around the top edge of the case. Thence 5 digits and no space between the year (5) and the serial number. Prior to 1939, all screws should be slot style. Pre-war Script Gibson logo, Pearl or White. An ink-stamped number from the back of the headstock. 1960-1962: Thin neck back shape, even compared to today's standards these necks don't have much wood behind the fingerboard and feel very thin. For guitars made prior to 1977 use the extended search function. 1925-1931: Some low end models with no numbers.

Natural finish no longer available, Serial number now pressed into the back of the peghead between the D and G tuners, in addition to being on the orange Gibson label in the bass "f" hole. This was short lived though. Lower belly bridge (below bridge pins): 1969-1984. Knowing the general era of the Gibson guitar will make Gibson's rather complicated serial number/FON systems less tangled. Thinbody, double cutaway, semi-hollow body with solid maple block down center, 2 humbucking PAF (Patent Applied For) pickups, 2 volume and 2 tone knobs and a switch, tune-o-matic nickel plated bridge with no wire, stop tailpiece or Bigsby vibrato, laminated beveled-edge "long" pickguard that extends below the bridge, white plastic strap buttons, single-ring tulip Kluson tuners, single bound top, back and rosewood fingerboard (early 1958 models with no fingerboard binding), pearl dot fingerboard inlays, neck joins body at 19th fret, large chunky neck back shape, crown peghead inlay, sunburst or natural finish. 35c395ab90

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