This stunning, more-vintage-than-vintage Les Paul started life as a '54 Reissue, but the iced-tea burst finish is pure Custom Shop!
The result is a cool-looking variation on the 1954 Standard we know and love.
With a Les Paul and the Gibson Custom Shop, anything is possible!
The one-piece, wraparound bar bridge/tailpiece on this Gibson Custom Shop [...]

The BurstBucker pickups on this Gibson 1957 Chambered Les Paul Goldtop VOS (Vintage Original Spec) Guitar are precise copies of the original "Patent Applied For" versions that were the first dual-coil humbucking pickups ever produced in quantity.
Their full, round, and versatile sound is as unique now as it was then.
Classic carved maple top, [...]

The BurstBucker pickups on this Gibson 1957 Les Paul Goldtop VOS (Vintage Original Spec) are precise copies of the original "Patent Applied For" versions that were the first dual-coil humbucking pickups ever produced in quantity.
Their full, round, and versatile sound is as unique now as it was then.
Classic carved maple top, solid (non-weight [...]

The Gibson Les Paul Junior Single Cutaway Electric Guitar was introduced in 1957 as an economy version of the Les Paul Guitar.
It featured the same mahogany construction as its more expensive counterpart, but with a flat top and a single pickup.
A lot of players preferred the simplicity of the Les Paul Junior over [...]

The Les Paul Junior, introduced in 1954, was the economy Les Paul model.
With its no-nonsense look, a single P-90 pickup, and a price of $49.50 it was an instant hit.
The Junior remained a single-cutaway guitar through 1957. In 1958, Gibson changed the Junior's body shape, adding a double-cutaway version while continuing the popular [...]

The Les Paul Junior, introduced in 1954, was the economy Les Paul model.
With its no-nonsense look, a single P-90 pickup, and a price of $49.50 it was an instant hit.
In 1958, Gibson changed the Junior's body shape to a double cutaway.
Like all VOS (Vintage Original Spec) Series instruments, the 1958 Les Paul Junior [...]

The two-pickup Les Paul Special was introduced in 1955 as an intermediate model, positioned between the low-cost Les Paul Junior and the Les Paul.
Originally available only in a single-cutaway, TV-style limed mahogany finish, a double-cutaway Special and cherry red finish option were introduced in 1959. The 1960 Les Paul Special Double Cutaway is now [...]

In 1960 Gibson's Les Paul Standard still had the carved flamed maple top, sunburst finish, and "Patent Applied For" pickups of its predecessors, but a slim-tapered neck was added for a decidedly different feel.
These final adjustments failed to save the Standard, however, and after 1960 the single cutaway Les Paul was replaced by the [...]

Crank up a 2008 Les Paul Standard Electric Guitar and experience power and performance that has more than 40 years of craftsmanship and innovation behind it.
Pioneered and developed with the assistance of legendary jazz-pop guitarist Les Paul-one of the world's greatest musical and technological pioneers-the Gibson Les Paul has become the standard by which all [...]

The 2008 Les Paul Standard continues to alter and inspire - the sounds of today’s ever-changing musical landscapes.
It features a hand-carved AA maple top with matched chambered mahogany back outlined with single-ply binding.
The neck is crafted from a single piece of mahogany.
Carefully glued into the neck cavity of the body, the neck [...]