Selling my 2011 Gibson 1954 Les Paul Reissue. it is a Wildwood Spec model. Color is Inverness Green and has a metallic thing going on.

Currently in excellent condition. Sounds terrific, looks terrific. it has Mojotone 50's P90's in it and a compensated wraparound bridge (not stock). Killer 50's neck shape/size.

I did use this a good bit live with my band so there are signs of use. If you want a new guitar, this isn't the one to get. But its in excellent condition. There are a few finish scratches on the back. At the bottom/back edge of the guitar there are some subtle dents where it was placed/stood on the floor at gigs. I tried to photograph the wear but it is not easy due to the shiny finish and lighting. But I think I captured some of it.

Frets are in great condition...I did notice some subtle grooving I think...around the 2-4th frets. I tried to photograph the frets but it is tough to photograph and see. I had no issues with any fret noise. Its always played extremely well and stayed in tune even after being in the case.

Its a cool guitar. I love it. No issues, just getting rid of some stuff.

Serial Number: 41055
Brand: Gibson Custom Shop
Model: Historic Wildwood Spec Les Paul
Year: 1954
Finish Color: Inverness Green
Finish Type: Gloss
Weight: 8.28 lbs
Top Wood: Carved Maple
Body Wood: Solid Non-Weight Relieved Mahogany
Neck Wood: 1-Piece Mahogany Neck with Long Neck Tenon
Neck Shape: Early '50s Rounded
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Fingerboard Radius: 12"
Inlays: Acrylic Trapezoid
Frets: 22
Scale Length: 24.75"
Width at Nut: 1 11/16"
Frets: 22
Headstock: Holly Veneer
Binding: Single-Ply Cream on Top and Neck
Pickups: Gibson Clone P-90s...Mojotone (not stock and not the quiet coil version).
Wiring: RS Vintage 50's Les Paul Pots and Wiring.
Controls: 2 Volume, 2 Tone; 3-way Toggle switch with Thin Washer & Jackplate
Hardware : Nickel
Bridge: Compensated wraparound saddle (not stock)
Tailpiece: Compensated aluminum wrap with stock Tone Pros Long Studs and Anchors
Tuners: Vintage Tulip
Case: Gibson Custom Hard shell
COA: Yes

Note: The black strap buttons are 'strap-lock' buttons. I should be able to find the other part that attaches to the strap and locks on, but I don't have them at the moment. But a regular strap works fine. The black may look odd but when you put a strap on (usually black where it attaches to the button/guitar) it really blends in well.

Shipped in continental USA only. Includes the case you see in the photos. Located in Asheville, NC if you want local pickup.