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Gibson ES-350 1947 - 1956
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Overview
Made for less than a decade, the Gibson ES-350 electric guitar was designed and released in '47 as version of the ES-300 archtop with cutaways. During the first year of production, the ES-350 had only one P-90 and sported a trapeze taipiece, but the ES-350 underwent a few changes: in 1948, another P-90 was added, and the bridge was swapped to a Tune-o-matic in '56.
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Estimated Value for Gibson ES-350 1947 - 1956 on Reverb
Includes material, year, finish
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