1963 Gibson – ES 350 T – ID 3982

The ES-350 T is a hollowbody with a narrow body (thinline) and cutaway.
It was launched in 1955 and was built intermittently until 1981.
One of the most prominent ES-350 players was probably Chuck Berrywho named his guitar Maybelline.

The guitar on offer is in beautiful condition and shows no signs of breakage.
The frets were renewed, unfortunately the binding was slightly damaged in one place during fretting.
We can't say much about the PAF pickups, they look good, unfortunately the "Patent Applied For" stickers are missing.
I haven't seen the gold coating peeling off like that. It is therefore possible that the pickups are not original.
The label in the body is missing, the last two digits of the serial number are barely legible.
An extra hole for the belt pin in the frame, the slotted screw of the belt pin is not original.
The case is probably from the 70s.

The guitar sounds remarkably warm and can be played perfectly.

A video with exactly this guitar is available on YouTube

Flamed Maple Body
Sunburst Finish
Maple Neck - 5 piece with Stinger
Brazilian Rosewood Fretboard (CITES applied for)
Mother of Pearl Crown Inlays
22 Frets - new Refret
C-D Neckshape Nut Width 42mm
Gold hardware
Kluson Deluxe Tuners
Schaller Bridge - original in case
Bridge PU - 7,63 Kohm - Decal missing
Neck PU - 7.85 Kohm
Potis presumably original, have not been opened
2997 gram