1965 Gibson Country Western with full 1964 specifications, including the wide nut (not the skinny or transitional neck). There are no cracks, breaks, or repairs.

This is the adjustable bridge version with the ceramic saddle, which is far preferable to the wooden saddles found on some examples from this period. The guitar is in very good vintage condition. It shows some marks and minor playing wear, consistent with normal use. One tuner shaft is slightly bent but is full functional. It is a used guitar and should be expected to show honest signs of age, but there is no abuse. If you need specific details or additional photos, I am happy to provide them.

The guitar has a balanced, full sound with good projection. The neck angle is solid and does not require a reset. Action is good, and playability is very comfortable throughout the neck. The bridge is fairly flush to the body, with just a bare sliver of lift in a couple ares on the eye (see photo). On the adjustable bridge models something like this is largely a cosmetic issue. Sound transfer occurs through the adjustable saddle posts, which are anchored to the bridge plate, rather than relying on the bridge footprint itself as with a fixed saddle design. The bridges are actually attached to the body and bridge plate through screws and bolts on the underside.
The guitar sounds strong and healthy in its current condition.

It comes in an aftermarket hard case. The case is generic and not original, but it is perfectly suitable for storage and transport. I can ship worldwide. I do not falsify customs forms or declare lower values under any circumstances.