1933 Gibson L-00

This guitar arrived in remarkably good condition for its age.
There were no major cracks or other damage and,
unlike most guitars of its age, it did not require a neck re-set.
The most significant problem was the bridge. It had been
installed 5/32” too far away from the nut leading to some
pretty poor intonation.  As well, many sets of tuners had been
installed over the years leaving no less than 26 holes in the
headstock.  Both were repaired and after re-fretting and set-up
work, minor touch-up work was done to protect the wood
and cover the original sin.