This one of the coolest Gibson acoustics we have encountered, a Gibson L-Century of Progress from 1933 in very, very good condition!

The guitar is a rare find, especially in Europe.
On top of that, it sounds great.

The FON number is 788, and can be found in the book of Joe Spann on Gibson FON numbers.

Specifications
Body shape : L14-fret
Finish: sunburst
Body Material: Solid Flamed maple
Top Material : Solid Adirondack Spruce
Body Details: Cream body bindings and rosette, firestripe pickguard
Neck Material: Mahogany
Neck Profile: V-shape
Fingerboad material : Pearloid
Fingerboard radius: 12''
Neck Details: creme/black bound fingerboard and headstock, pearloidheadstock overlay, rosewood/pearl fingerboard inlays
Nutwidth: 45 mm - 1 3/4 ''
Scale length: 645 mm - 25 3/8''
String spacing: 55,5 mm- 2 3/16''
Bridge: rozewood
Tuners: 3-on-a-plate open geared
Cosmetic condition: Very Good. very clean for its age with the expected signs of use and playwear
Modifications/repairs: Bridge saddle has been slotted, a few small sections of binding reglued
Travels in : original hardshell case