~1947 Gibson J-45
One of the most popular models ever, the J-45 is the iconic Gibson jumbo. This one is post war, with the new logo, slightly smaller "C" shape neck, not much changed otherwise from the Banner years, still with the 1 ¾" nut width and straight bridge; it's actually 4 ½ ounces lighter than our Banner SJ. This is a primo example! It has been played a lot, the famous Gibson finish crazing is everywhere and it looks like the frets are newer, with nice low action and enough saddle showing. The only repairs that I can see are two cleated pickguard cracks with a newer finger brace that looks like it was put there to support them.
Our "Cash price" policy: unfortunately, the credit card companies support "swiped" charges in which the card is physically run through the card reader. Phone-in charges are charged at a much higher rate (to the seller) which can take quite a big chunk out of a high-dollar sale. Thus, for those call-in sales, let's discuss the issue at the time; hopefully, we can figure some way to deal with it.