The SJ-200, dubbed the “King of the Flattops” when it was introduced in the 1930’s, has long been a favorite for country to rock because it combines the top end chime of a maple guitar with the added low end boom from the 17” jumbo size. It features a spruce top, maple back & sides, 3-piece maple/walnut/maple neck with “medium C” profile, rosewood “mustache” bridge, rosewood fingerboard with “crown” inlays, floral engraved pickguard, and gold closed-back tuners with “tulip” buttons. 1 11/16” nut, 25.5” scale. Cosmetically the guitar is in fantastic condition, with almost no wear to mention aside from a small chip on the treble side of the headstock. Comes in the original Gibson hardshell case.