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Condition: Used
Brand: Gibson
Type of Item: Catalog / Sales Brochure
Model Compatibility: Les Paul Custom, Deluxe, Recording, Signature, Triumph Bass
Year/Era: Early 1970s (circa 1972-1974)
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Item Description
Vintage 1970s Gibson "Les Paul Series" Catalog / Sales Brochure
Up for sale is an original, vintage early 1970s Gibson Les Paul Series product catalog. This is a fantastic piece of case candy or a must-have collectible for any vintage Gibson guitar enthusiast or literature collector.
The striking front cover features Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones on stage with his black Les Paul Custom. This catalog was produced during the Norlin Music era (Lincolnwood, Illinois) and features detailed specifications, close-up electronics photography, and beautiful full-color imagery of some of Gibson's most iconic low-impedance and traditional models of the era.
Models Featured & Detailed:
Les Paul Deluxe (Goldtop / Cherry Sunburst)
Les Paul Custom (Ebony / White / Cherry Sunburst)
Les Paul Recording (Natural Mahogany)
Les Paul Triumph Bass (Natural / White)
Les Paul Signature Guitar & Bass (Goldtop / Sunburst)
Condition Notes:
Overall Condition: Very Good vintage condition.
Cover: Minor edge and corner wear, typical for its age. Strong graphics with vibrant colors.
Inside Pages: Clean, crisp text and vivid photography. The binding/staples are secure. No major tears, heavy stains, or missing pages.
(Note to seller: Please inspect the catalog for any specific writing, marks, or page creases and add them here if applicable).
This is a 100% authentic piece of Gibson history—perfect for framing, display, or keeping inside the case of a period-correct 1970s Les Paul.
Ships securely in a protective sleeve with rigid cardboard backing to prevent bending in transit.