Acoustic guitar Gibson Gospel left handed lefty in hard case.

1990s Gibson Gospel AT Acoustic guitar S/N*****5053+ click to reveal6-String Acoustic Guitar with Rosewood Fingerboard.

Made in the Bozeman Plant Montana USA.

…The Gibson Gospel guitar was designed with a flat top, had square shoulders, arched back, a solid Sitka spruce top, maple neck,with laminated maple back and sides and had a tortoise style body binding and pick guard. These original guitars were only available with a natural finish. The headstock featured the image of a Dove below the Gibson logo. The guitar came with a unique laminated arched back that had no back bracing. This type of back has been a feature on several other guitars. The arched back provided its own support, so there was no need for bracing.In 1992 Gibson again offered the Gospel acoustic model. The reissue defers compared to the original. Gibson chose mahogany over maple for the reissue. The new version of the Gospel guitar has multiple white binding, solid mahogany sides and back. The unbound maple neck was topped with a rosewood fingerboard with pearl dot inlays. The braces were scalloped like those on the more expensive models.

This guitar was designed to be a deep sounding vocal backup instrument.

.Description & Specs.Finish Details: OriginalScale Length: 25 1/2″Neck Details: Glossy mahogany neck with unbound rosewood fingerboard and pearloid dot inlaysHardware: All originalWeight: 4lbs 12ozThis guitar has surface crazing of the finish due to the celluloid compound used by Gibson made in USA in those days. It does not impact the sound or playability, but does affect the price, which is why it is relatively low for a Gibson classic instrument. The serial number is shown on the label so you can look it up.