Late 1960s Gibson T-Top Humbucker Matched Pair

Late 1960s Gibson T-Top Humbucker Matched Pair

Marsoni

M251S

$600.00

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Late 1960s Gibson T-Top Humbucker Matched PairFor your consideration, Garrett Park Guitars presents this matched pair of vintage Gibson T Top humbuckers. These pickups date from the mid to late 1960s and feature the characteristic T bobbin markings. Both retain their original chrome covers and braided metal leads with added plastic insulation, along with the original mounting screws and springs. One pickup retains a partial patent number sticker, while the other has lost its sticker over time.

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I love the concept of this book shaped jewelry box. It's got a lot of storage space and the hooks and latches make it usable on it's side like a box or stored vertically like a book on a shelf to save space. I like that it has detailing on the front in gold foil and everything is lined. I got one for myself and one for my mom and we are using both of them and very happy. The necklace pockets are a bit tight so I took manicure scissors and cut them apart to make a larger long pouch to catch chains and that has been working well without compromising the integrity of the box structure.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025