An SG-C???

[danerectal]

A Gibbo SG with acorns and oak leaves? Who made who?

http://cgi.ebay.com/60s-GIBSON-SG-U...3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=66:2|65:1|39:1|240:1318

 

[Zol]

Hmmmm - it does make ya scratch your head? :?

 

[Maxer]

Wouldn't really interest me either way, personally - that acorn motif always struck me as a tad too rustic and folksy for the SG shape.

Strange hybrid guitar, though.

 

[BluesDan]

To the best of my knowledge, 60's Gibby SG Jr.'s were single pick-up P-90's, which THAT certainly is not.

 

[Default]

That doesn't even look like a true lefthander. Are those filled holes on the lower bout?

 

[coastie99]

That doesn't even look like a true lefthander. Are those filled holes on the lower bout?

Yes they are ............ cos the seller says it's a conversion !! :roll: :roll: :roll:

 

[plague]

indeed

with all of the other obvious mods on that thing i'd assume it was a (possibly guild inspired) touch added by the owner... not to mention that its listed smack in the middle of the laundry list of other non-og characteristics... nice guitar tho. i have no qualms with a rustic shred machine.

 

[Singin' Dave]

That is an odd one. I'm thinking that someone took an S-100c as a model and diligently copied its oak leaf/acorn pattern onto the body of this.

That carving looks VERY similar to the old S-100c, but it's missing the oak leaf/acorn carving on the upper horn. Plus the horns are definately more SG type. For comparison, here's my '74 S-100c (taken when I bought it for $500 clams a while back w/out its original HB1s. It now has HB1s). Check out how similar the artwork looks - pretty good job of copying the lower body carving I'd say...