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1974 Gibson Les Paul Custom 20th Anniversary Alpine White w/OSHC 100% All Original,
Up for sale is a remarkable 1974 Gibson Les Paul Custom “20th Anniversary” in its original Alpine White finish, a true collector-grade example from the classic Norlin era. This guitar is 100% All original, including its original hard shell case and tag. It’s in impeccable playing and aesthetic condition, representing one of the finest preserved examples of model available today.
Built in Gibson’s Kalamazoo factory, this Les Paul Custom captures everything that made early to mid-’70s Customs so iconic. The Alpine White finish has gracefully aged into a warm cream hue, showing just the right amount of natural patina that enhances its vintage character. The original gold-plated hardware remains beautifully, matching the elegance of the multi-ply binding, block pearl inlays, and ebony fingerboard that define this model.
Both original humbuckers deliver the thick, articulate tone that makes these guitars so legendary Les Paul power. The electronics remain untouched, with original solder joints and factory pots intact.
This instrument has been well cared for over the decades, showing only moderate evidence of careful playing. The frets have plenty of life left, the neck is perfectly straight, and the truss rod functions flawlessly. It plays beautifully across the fingerboard, with no dead spots or buzz. There are no cracks, repairs, or modifications of any kind, just honest, light vintage wear that makes it feel naturally broken-in without compromising its originality.
The guitar comes complete with its original black Gibson hard shell case, which remains in excellent condition with all latches fully functional, along with its original tag.
This 1974 Les Paul Custom marks a special moment in Gibson’s history, celebrating two decades of one of the most iconic electric guitars ever made. It is an extraordinary opportunity to acquire a fully original, collector-grade 20th Anniversary Custom in Alpine White, an absolute standout from the Norlin era.
This instrument has been meticulously preserved and is priced for the collector who understands its rarity and historical significance. It ships to the continental US and select international destinations.




























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