Heritage Standard H-150, OHSC & Paperwork, 2021, Nice specimen

I have a 2021 Heritage h150 here with its hard shell case and picture paperwork. It is stock with the exception of an upgraded Gibson tailpiece which compatible and very similar.

This one is in VG condition close to excellent. And I will describe my findings.

The body top shows a sheen of guitar pick strumming in that common spot arcing between the two pickups which slightly satins the lacquer finish in that small section from the guitar strumming. For a while this one was played without the pickguard on so there is some of that pick strumming on the guitar lacquer under the pickguard. It's pretty much hidden entirely when the pick guard is on. Which it is now. Beyond that body top looks great nice and clean throughout.

The body side / edges looks nice I did not find any indentations or bumps. There will be very light signs of surface swirling or faint superficial scuffs but no build up or Sheen of that just very faint scattered signs of use.

The body back looks similar. I see about a handful of superficial scratches that do not break the finish that are about the consistency of surface swirling. But nothing that forms together to create buckle rash. There is no worming. Or any build up or sheen of any surface play where more so it just has some scattered here and there light stuff like swirling. Overall the body back looks very nice.
The neck looks excellent throughout. I did not find any dings or bumps on the headstock or the neck shaft contour. It is set up nicely and plays great. The electronics are stock and the hard shell case is in excellent condition.

This one rates an 8.75/10 and grades as very good. It's still a recent era lustrous and shiny looking guitar it looks really nice on the finish and the hardware. With the only notable playwear being a grouping of guitar pick strumming under the pickguard.

The tone is a good representation of the craftsmanship of the guitar. This is what a hand crafted, boutique singlecut should sound like. And look like. Heritage as you may know, has an old history that is linked to Gibson. Heritage guitars are made in the original Gibson guitars factory in Kalamazoo Michigan and was founded by original Gibson employee's that opted not to move to Nashville when Gibson set up shop there. Heritage essentially makes handcrafted, labor intensive, nitrocellulose lacquered retro Gibson style guitars. They have the legal right to make a very similar " Les Paul" which is the H-150, as well as a large line of semi hollow body guitars.

This one sports Seymour Duncan 59 pickups in both the neck and the bridge. A lot of people don't realize there is a 59 SD bridge pickups as that is commonly a model that is used on necks in a set with a JB. The 59 bridge is a great pickup, it is hotter then the neck and wound to what is closely considered the sound of a 1959 PAF. It's a great pickup for a great guitar.

Note that this listing may come down at any time as I am a multi-platform seller and do sell locally and on my own Site as well in an effort to keep sales fluid. State sales tax will be charged on Reverb sales when applicable, so factor that into your purchase.

I will immaculately pack it as well. I use quality shipping boxes, ample tape on all sides. And sufficient bubble wrap filler and bracing inside the box. And always Marked/denoted as fragile. I generally detune guitars 1/2 half step prior to shipment as well if needed.

Thank you for reading and considering!