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This 1933 Gibson L-00 is the kind of prewar gem that reminds you why these small-bodied Gibsons became legends in the first place. Built during the early years of Gibson’s flat-top production, this guitar has all the hallmarks of a true Depression-era instrument — lightweight construction, punchy projection, and a woody midrange that’s simply alive under your hands. The Adirondack spruce top and mahogany back and sides create that dry, articulate tone Gibson fans love, while the early light X-bracing gives it an open and responsive voice perfect for fingerpicking or rootsy blues playing. Visually, it’s a classic from every angle. The dark tobacco sunburst nitro finish has aged gracefully, contrasting beautifully with the fire-stripe celluloid pickguard and the understated rectangular rosewood bridge. The mahogany V-shaped neck feels substantial yet comfortable, and the original open-gear tuners still turn with that vintage Gibson charm. This L-00 has seen decades of honest play and shows its history proudly. The bridge appears to have been re-glued, and the guitar would benefit from a neck reset to achieve optimal action. There’s top sinking present, as well as visible fret and fingerboard wear, but it remains playable in its current setup — the kind of vintage character that seasoned players appreciate. Guitar is considered to be in Good Condition overall.
SPECS
Body Shape: L-00 Small-Body Flat-Top (14 ¾″ Lower Bout)
Top: Adirondack Spruce
Back And Sides: Mahogany
Neck: Mahogany “V” Profile, 12 Frets Clear Of Body
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Bracing: Early Light X-Bracing Pattern
Bridge: Small Rectangular Rosewood Bridge
Tuners: Original 3-On-A-Plate Open-Gear Tuners With Cream Buttons
Finish: Ebony/Dark Tobacco Sunburst Nitrocellulose Lacquer
Pickguard: Fire-Stripe Celluloid
Pickup: None
Case: Yes
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Description
This 1933 Gibson L-00 is the kind of prewar gem that reminds you why these small-bodied Gibsons became legends in the first place. Built during the early years of Gibson’s flat-top production, this guitar has all the hallmarks of a true Depression-era instrument — lightweight construction, punchy projection, and a woody midrange that’s simply alive under your hands. The Adirondack spruce top and mahogany back and sides create that dry, articulate tone Gibson fans love, while the early light X-bracing gives it an open and responsive voice perfect for fingerpicking or rootsy blues playing. Visually, it’s a classic from every angle. The dark tobacco sunburst nitro finish has aged gracefully, contrasting beautifully with the fire-stripe celluloid pickguard and the understated rectangular rosewood bridge. The mahogany V-shaped neck feels substantial yet comfortable, and the original open-gear tuners still turn with that vintage Gibson charm. This L-00 has seen decades of honest play and shows its history proudly. The bridge appears to have been re-glued, and the guitar would benefit from a neck reset to achieve optimal action. There’s top sinking present, as well as visible fret and fingerboard wear, but it remains playable in its current setup — the kind of vintage character that seasoned players appreciate. Guitar is considered to be in Good Condition overall.
SPECS
Body Shape: L-00 Small-Body Flat-Top (14 ¾″ Lower Bout)
Top: Adirondack Spruce
Back And Sides: Mahogany
Neck: Mahogany “V” Profile, 12 Frets Clear Of Body
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Bracing: Early Light X-Bracing Pattern
Bridge: Small Rectangular Rosewood Bridge
Tuners: Original 3-On-A-Plate Open-Gear Tuners With Cream Buttons
Finish: Ebony/Dark Tobacco Sunburst Nitrocellulose Lacquer
Pickguard: Fire-Stripe Celluloid
Pickup: None
Case: Yes

















