Gibson Les Paul with Trapeze Tailpiece Goldtop 1952 - 1953
WEBFirst marketed as the Les Paul model in 1952, the Les Paul evolved throughout the '50s until the design was replaced by the SG in late 1960. Up until 1958, the Les Paul sported a gold finish, and guitars from this era are collectively referred to as Goldtops.
Gibson Les Paul 1952 Gold Top - Reverb
WEBGibson Les Paul Std. Jimmy Wallace '58 Reissue 1984 - as rare as they come this fabulous piece of Gibson Les Paul History. Used – Mint Originally $24,995, now $15,995 ($9,000 savings)
1952 Gibson Goldtop Les Paul - Premier Guitar
WEBWhile most of the first Les Pauls came out of the Gibson factory in 1952 with the iconic finish only on top, some—including the one here—sported gold on the neck, back, and sides as well. This goldtop also features binding on the neck and body, and it was never serialized, either.
Gibson Les Paul 1952 - Goldtop....Unbound! - Reverb
WEBHere's a 1952 Gibson Les Paul Goldtop. Cleanest, and lightest example we've come across! The guitar comes to us from a private, uncirculated collection. This is from the very first batch ever made (1st 100 or so), featuring an unbound neck, no serial number, and diagonal screws on the bridge pickup. All parts on the guitar are original.
1952 Gibson Les Paul Standard Goldtop | The Music Emporium
WEBThe 1952 Gibson Les Paul model is quite literally the gold standard when it comes to Gibson-made solidbody electric guitars, as evidenced in this great late '52 build that's been professionally converted to a wraptail Goldtop.
Les Paul – Goldtop (Paul Burlison) - Well Strung Guitars
WEBCheck out this fantastic 1952 Gibson Les Paul Goldtop that was once owned and is now signed by Paul Burlison, rockabilly pioneer of the Rock and Roll Trio! This first year Les Paul Goldtop is a fantastic player and a great piece of rock and roll history.
Gibson 1952 Les Paul Goldtop - YouTube
WEBPaul from The Studio Rats has his grubby hands on an original 1952 Gibson Les Paul.
1952 Gibson Les Paul - Goldtop – Dave's Guitar Shop
WEB1952 Gibson Les Paul - Goldtop. No Serial Number. This 1952 example features an unbound Brazilian rosewood fingerboard. The 1952 Gibson logo is also positioned a bit lower on the headstock and has the dot of the “I” joined by the “G.”
Gibson Les Paul Goldtop 1952 – Chicago Music Exchange
WEBThis Les Paul plays well with medium-low action. The frets are tall and thin with light play wear. Based off the electronics and physical appointments, the guitar dates to 1952.
1952 Gibson Les Paul All Gold Goldtop w/OHSC - Gbase.com
WEBWhen it comes to sound, the original P-90 pickups offer nothing less than the punchy, dynamic tone that made the Gibson Les Paul a legend. This 1952 Gibson Les Paul Standard Goldtop is a must-have for serious collectors and players alike.