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The 1959 Les Paul Standard is an anniversary model commemorating the 60th anniversary of the birth of the Les Paul Standard in 1959.

The tone of this Guitar is the best of all the Gibsons I've played. The zither's resonance is very strong.

This is a work that Murphy hand made and is worth collecting.

Since its release in 2015 as part of the True Historic series, this model has been further upgraded since 2018, and is worthy of being called the perfect model, recreating the burst in every detail.

This instrument was painted and aged by Tom Murphy himself.

The maple top is typical of the Hand Selected Series, and the Murphy Paint has a Golden Poppy Burst finish. It has also been aged to give it a burst-like look.

The body is made of mahogany, which has characteristics similar to Honduran mahogany. The choice of a deep black rosewood fingerboard is also shrewd, making this a very attractive instrument.

Regarding payment issues for amounts exceeding 1 million yen：

According to Japanese PayPal transaction laws, the maximum amount that can be paid through PayPal in a single transaction is 1 million yen. For products exceeding 1 million yen, payment must be made through two PayPal links. For example, for a product priced at 1.25 million yen with a shipping fee of 40,000 yen (note that some countries and the United States may also be subject to Reverb taxes), the total payment amount would be 1.25 million yen + 40,000 yen + taxes applicable in various parts of the United States.

I will create a PayPal link for 1 million yen and a separate link for 40,000 yen + any applicable taxes from the United States for the buyer to complete the payment. Please note that the transaction will only be completed through Reverb and PayPal. Once the buyer has made both payments, I will contact Reverb support to mark the order as paid and prepare it for shipment.

All import duties, customs fees, and procedures are the buyer's responsibility -

please be aware of the requirements for your country. Because we are in Japan, so it's hard to get the effective and accurate info of customs. Maybe not very precise, for your reference.