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Sold: 1964 Gibson ES-330
1964 Gibson ES-330 - All original with the exception of the tuners, which are period correct double-ring Kluson Deluxe, and nut.
Plays great all over the neck, original frets are relatively low but perfectly playable, currently set up with 10s. Wonderful sounding P90s, and light as a feather. Nickel hardware, wide-nut, and comes with original purple-lined case.
What makes this one unique? You’ll see it has Casino-style parallelogram inlays. This isn’t the only example of this I’ve seen, there’s a 330-owners Facebook group that has referenced a handful of them. Without access to the Gibson ledger it’s impossible to know if this was a custom order or a Friday-afternoon mistake(!), but either way it’s a rare example.
Looking for £5750 - now sold
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