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From the days of mandolin orchestras, this historic and rare early century Gibson Mando Bass holds the low end down, with its A-style teardrop body of black-finished spruce top and Sheraton brown-finished birch sides and arched back. It has a Brazilian rosewood fingerboard on a mahogany neck, a maple bridge with ebony saddles, trapeze tailpiece, and two endpins, one mounted on the side and adjustable. Quite the thumping piece of history! Original canvas bag. Made in Kalamazoo, USA. On consignment.
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Condition Notes: Back crack glued and repaired by our shop× This item comes with our Expert Setup
This used product is in Very Good Condition
Very Good: This used item may have some scratches, pick wear, missing finish, or buckle rash, but nothing that affects playability or functionality.
Condition Notes: Back crack glued and repaired by our shop
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The following specs were provided by our repair and appraisal teams. For a more detailed description please call (517) 372-7880
- SN 84473 F.O.N. 9148
- 1927-28
- Teardrop "A" body
- 24-1/4" body width, 62" overall height
- 6-1/2" body depth @ endpin
- Satin black finish on bound, arched spruce top
- Bound, round soundhole with rope-style rosette
- Sheraton brown finish on birch (arched) back and sides
- Mahogany neck
- Brazilian rosewood fingerboard, pearl dot inlays
- 16 frets, 42-1/2" scale, 1-3/4" nut
- "V" neck profile
- A big maple bridge with ebony saddles
- Two endpins - one is adjustable and side-mounted
- Trapeze tailpiece with early baked plastic string-mount
- Tuned EADG
- Black peghead overlay features script logo
- Original canvas bag
- Made in Kalamazoo, USA
- Consignment
Gibson Style J Mando Bass (1927-28)
Gibson Style J Mando Bass (1927-28)
SKU: 90U-220521
From the days of mandolin orchestras, this historic and rare early century Gibson Mando Bass holds the low end down, with its A-style teardrop body of black-finished spruce top and Sheraton brown-finished birch sides and arched back. It has a Brazilian rosewood fingerboard on a mahogany neck, a maple bridge with ebony saddles, trapeze tailpiece, and two endpins, one mounted on the side and adjustable. Quite the thumping piece of history! Original canvas bag. Made in Kalamazoo, USA. On consignment.
Condition Notes: Back crack glued and repaired by our shop
This used product is in Very Good Condition
Very Good: This used item may have some scratches, pick wear, missing finish, or buckle rash, but nothing that affects playability or functionality.
Condition Notes: Back crack glued and repaired by our shop
Learn more about our condition ratings
More Details
More Details
The following specs were provided by our repair and appraisal teams. For a more detailed description please call (517) 372-7880
- SN 84473 F.O.N. 9148
- 1927-28
- Teardrop "A" body
- 24-1/4" body width, 62" overall height
- 6-1/2" body depth @ endpin
- Satin black finish on bound, arched spruce top
- Bound, round soundhole with rope-style rosette
- Sheraton brown finish on birch (arched) back and sides
- Mahogany neck
- Brazilian rosewood fingerboard, pearl dot inlays
- 16 frets, 42-1/2" scale, 1-3/4" nut
- "V" neck profile
- A big maple bridge with ebony saddles
- Two endpins - one is adjustable and side-mounted
- Trapeze tailpiece with early baked plastic string-mount
- Tuned EADG
- Black peghead overlay features script logo
- Original canvas bag
- Made in Kalamazoo, USA
- Consignment