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1958 Gibson Electric Guitars and Amplifiers Catalogue page 35
Double Twelve and Double Mandolin


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Gibson 1958 electric guitars and amplifiers catalogue, page 35. This was the launch of the Gibson electric doubleneck; Gibsons first two models in the series were the Double-12 and Double Mandolin. Both were hollow-bodied instruments until 1962, and solidy body from then on

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