Category:Gibson L-7

**Gibson L-7**
	acoustic archtop guitar by Gibson A Gibson L-7 (right) with a Gibson TG 50 (right).
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Instance of	musical instrument model;
Subclass of	acoustic guitar; archtop guitar;
Manufacturer	Gibson Brands;
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Ken Achard (1990) "Chapter 2 Between The Wars - i) The Establishment of the Gibson Tradition" in The History and Development of the American Guitar, Bold Strummer, p. 9 ISBN: 978-0-933224-18-6.
"The L-12 and L-7 carved cello style models appeared in 1932, soon after the L-10, but the next dramatic development was in 1934. ... It was at this time that the advanced model appeared. ... The L-7 was also offered as a advanced model with the 17" body, and extra power with a 17" body as were the L-10 and L-12. The L-7 was a carved maple bodied guitar with rosewood fingerboard, inlaid with filligree designs. The L-12 was a gold plated model utilising for the first time the split parallelogram block inlays. "
L-7 and L-7C Acoustic Archtop. Gibson Arch top Model Descriptions. Vintage Guitars Info. Archived from the original on 2010-01-16.
"Available: 1933 to 1972. Collectibility Rating: Non-cutaway models: C-, Cutaway models: B-. Essentially a plain version of the L-5, an inexpensive working-man's archtop. "

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