Made in the classic model of traditional pocket field guides, this book contains all the valuable up-to-date information found in the standard edition, but is designed to be the ultimate user-friendly collector's companion, easy to carry anywhere. Is it really true? Have you actually found it? How can you know for sure? You don't have your dependable Gruhn's Guide to Vintage Guitars updated and expanded edition with you because it's too big to carry around! And right when you most need it, too! You don't ever have to miss an opportunity like this again, because now, for the first time, Backbeat Books presents the unabridged Gruhn's Guide to Vintage Guitars Pocket Edition. Heres a random pic taken from the internet (not my guitar).
Factory numbers (when the exist) appear in pencil inside on the block where the neck meets the body. They all looked a little different, of course. Serial numbers are addressed elsewhere on the web site but can be found also on Gibson’s website and George Gruhn & Walter Carter’s book: Gruhn’s Guide to Vintage Guitars. You see what you think is the exact vintage Gibson Les Paul guitar you've been looking for the past seven years. In fact Gretsch etched their serial numbers into back plates 50s Jets in a very similar style, Dave. You walk into a local vintage guitar shop.
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