This guitar is in overall very good condition. The neck is straight and the frets show minimal wear. The body has some minor cosmetic blemishes, there are a couple small dings in the top. There is finish cracks in the binding on the lower edge of the top and a finish crack along the bass side of the fret board on the top. There are light scuffs/scratches top and back. The back has finish checking near the heal and at the bottom edge. The headstock finish around the tuning machines has peeled in a few spots. The case is in good shape, all hardware is functional and present but the lid strap is not connected. Please reference the photos for physical condition, as they are part of the item description.

This guitar weighs 4lb 10oz.

The Dove was introduced in 1962 as Gibson's second square-shoulder dreadnought after the Hummingbird. Like the Hummingbird, the Dove's set of unique visual details has made it one of Gibson's more iconic acoustic guitars. The two models are set apart by the Dove's longer scale length as well as its use of Maple instead of Mahogany for its back and sides.

Body Style: Square-shoulder Dreadnought

Design Elements: 25 1/2-inch scale length, Dove-shaped detailing, non-adjustable bridge, split parallelogram inlays

SPECS:

• Top Wood- Spruce
• Back and Sides Wood- Flamed Maple
• Scale Length- 25.5"
• Number of Frets- 20
• Inlays- Split Parallelograms
• *QM*