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Description & Specifications
1957 Gibson ES-225T – Sunburst
We present an original 1957 Gibson ES-225T in its original Sunburst finish. Made in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
This Gibson hollow body is all original and 100% complete, except for new cream buttons on the original tuners. It is very common to replace these from that period, as they tend to shrink over time. Otherwise it’s just like it left the Kalamazoo factory.
This 1957 Gibson ES-225T features a single cutaway thin body, one P-90 pickup, and a combination trapeze tailpiece/bridge (as seen on early Gibson Les Paul models). Overall, this guitar is in near mint condition with extremely minor wear — a perfectly clean example. The frets are original and have plenty of life left. It has a fantastic one-piece mahogany neck with a dark rosewood fingerboard and pearl dot inlays. The single P-90 pickup in the middle position feeds into a single volume and tone control, with the output jack located on the side. A stunning hollow body that sounds excellent.
The pickup and all electronics/wiring are untouched and intact, with no broken solder joints and no rewound pickup. All original and correct.
Comes with a brand new quality hardshell case.
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Photo Documentation of Originality
Each of our vintage instruments comes with a professionally prepared documentation package stored on a USB drive. This includes high-resolution internal and external photos, showcasing every detail of the instrument. The serial number is also noted on the USB drive. This serves as your proof of originality and offers transparent, reliable verification of authenticity—providing peace of mind when investing in a piece of guitar history.
Please note: The photos document exactly how the instrument looked—inside and out—on the day of purchase. Any modifications made after the sale will void both the warranty and the originality verification.



















