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1980 Gibson guitar, bass and banjo catalogue
Page 25 - Flying V II


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Gibson 1980 guitar and bass catalogue. Page 25. Details of the Flying V II. This was the first (and only) catalogue appearance of the Flying V2, in fact, the first catalogue appearance of any Flying V since its inception in the 1958 catalogue. This is despite several reissues in the 1960s, and 1970s.

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