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    Ok hate to do this but I know we have some experts in the forum. I am not on Gibson flatops. It was brought in to me for repair and needs a lot. No label inside. No serial number at least on back of headstock. Anyone know of hand the model maybe LG 0?

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    Looks like a late 40s early 50s LG-1
    p.s. yet another person wearing socks w/ sandals?

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    Quote Originally Posted by wintermoon
    Looks like a late 40s early 50s LG-1
    p.s. yet another person wearing socks w/ sandals?
    Have too huge blister on my big toe running the last 3 days on treadmill.

    Thanks that is what I was thinking. Seems it would be worth ok if not in such a mess. Back needs glued back and bridge reglued. I think it was left in a hot car at one time.

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    It has a backstrip(visible through the soundhole), so, more likely an LG2: Deacon Mark, can you look inside to see if it is x- or ladder braced?

    That's a replacement bridge.

    If an LG2, these are seriously nice flattops.

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    Looks like some tuners are missing their bushings, not sure what's going on w the low E shaft, replacement?

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    Yeah, missing bushings. The shaft on the E looks okay to me, that's not a slot in the top, it's the shadow of the string, with the light coming from the left.