Here we have what may be on of the most recognizable guitars ever built, the Gibson L-Century. Sporting a MOTS fingerboard and headstock, with full body sunburst, this little guitar is a stunner that stands out in a crowd. Built from Maple and Adirondack Spruce, there is tone here that belies it’s small size, you can play through an old blues song and the folks in back will hear you just fine. We think this is a perfect blues box with its woody growl and crisp tonal quality.
This guitar is impossible not to love, it will charm your heart in an instant. This is perfect for blues and ragtime, it is easy to hold on your lap, and has a perfect setup. 
The Gibson L-Century was produced in commemoration of the 1933 World's Fair held in Chicago - known as the Century of Progress International Exposition - that celebrated the city's centennial. This one has some wear on it, but it appears to be all original. | Scale Length | 24.7500 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.7500 in |
| String Spacing | 2.1600 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Adirondack (Red), Maple |
Here we have what may be on of the most recognizable guitars ever built, the Gibson L-Century. Sporting a MOTS fingerboard and headstock, with full body sunburst, this little guitar is a stunner that stands out in a crowd
This guitar is impossible not to love, it will charm your heart in an instant. This is perfect for blues and ragtime, it is easy to hold on your lap, and has a perfect setup.
The Gibson L-Century was produced in commemoration of the 1933 World's Fair held in Chicago - known as the Century of Progress International Exposition - that celebrated the city's centennial. This one has some wear on it, but it appears to be all original. Select at least 2 products
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