Gibson / Barney Kessel Regular Jazz Guitar / 1967 / Guitar
From the “Blue Book”
BARNEY KESSEL REGULAR
- symmetrical sharp double Florentine cutaway body, laminated spruce top (1961-63) or laminated maple top (1963-1973), laminated maple back and sides, two f-holes, three-ply top and back body binding, set one-piece mahogany neck, 20-fret bound rosewood fingerboard with pearl split parallelogram inlays, bound black-painted headstock with pearl Gibson logo and pearl crown inlay, three-per-side Kluson Deluxe tuners, rosewood-based bridge with a compensated saddle, trapeze tailpiece with raised diamond and rosewood shield plastic Barney Kessel nameplate, raised five-ply pickguard with a beveled edge, two humbucker pickups, four amber knobs (two v, two tone), three-way pickup switch, jack on side of body, nickel hardware, available in Black or Cherry Sunburst finish, 17 in. body width, 21 in. body length, 3 in. body depth, 25.5 in. scale, total production of 1,117 instruments, mfg. 1961-1973.
From “Me!”
Arrived today – in an original – if slightly battered – Grey Gibson Hard Case with typical Orange interior. This guitar is in excellent condition considering that it’s 45 years old! – Some relatively light lacquer checking, one or two cracks and chips, but nothing major, only one area of lacquer that’s typical “buckle rash” damage. It does have a Model correct “Custom” trussrod cover, but the Gibson Orange Sticker and spec suggest that it is a “Regular” model. The neck is slim and slinky, the frets are low and fast (seems typical of all late 60′s early ’70′s Gibsons). Rosewood fretboard is pretty unmarked, frets are original, pots and electrics are all original functional and crackle free.
Yours for £2500 including insured UK Delivery.
POSH Guitars, UK
Philip's Old Second Hand Guitars (POSH Guitars) Has arisen not only out of my indefatigable enthusiasm for all things wooden with strings, but also from my love of music and creativity.
I firmly believe in a Creator God , who in his creativity gave us a gift. That gift being music, and in our expression of music we give voice to our passion for God.
I am not a company, but I buy guitars of a high quality, use them for a while and then sell them on. Sometimes this allows me to make a small profit, and I shift that profit on into financing the supply of quality instruments for Christian Musicians who are actively working in a recognised Church fellowship.
In this regard I'm happy to announce that Harvey Gerlitz has allowed me to distribute his Guitar Care Products in the UK, and hopefully through these establish a finance base to expand this mission.
In addition to resourcing Christian worship and creativity, 10% of any profits will be automatically passed on to financing Christian work in Africa, building orphanages to care for the victims of the AIDS epidemic there.
All items purchased will be despatched within 24 hours of received payment. Postage in the UK is by First Class postage, outside the UK it's by Air Mail.