Gibson Victory Bass
long scale Gibson bass guitar

For more information about the Victory Artist, Custom, and Standard bass guitars, please visit Fly Guitars

See also 1981 Victory bass pre-owners manual, and comprehensive 32 page Gibson Victory bass owners manual

Vintage advertisements for the Gibson Victory Artist Electric Bass advertisements originally published from 1981 onwards. Click on the images for larger copies. Check out other vintage Gibson advertisements
Gibson Victory Artist - The Thrill of Victory (1981) Get your hands on the new Victory Bass, by Gibson. Success has never felt so good. Or so comfortable. From narrower high frets to the deep cutaway body design, An adj... [more]	Gibson Victory Artist - When a Bass Sounds This Good, You Just Can't Keep it To Yourself (1981) Featuring Dave Kiswiney, Dave Wolford, Dave Pegg, Ralphe Armstrong and Bob Moore [more]

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