1964 Gibson Firebird VII:
 
First introduced in late 1963 alongside the I, III, and V models, the Gibson Firebird VII was the "custom outfit" of the four, featuring gold hardware, an ebony fretboard with big-block inlays, three two-blade "Firebird" humbucking pickups, and a Gibson-embossed "Lyre" Maestro Vibrola tailpiece.
 
This particular example is all original, featuring OG pickups and electronics, hardware, factory frets, and has no cracks, repairs, or damage besides cosmetic blemishes typical considering its age.
This instrument comes with a non-original hardshell case.
 
Specs:
 
All original.
1-11/16" nut width.
24-3/4" scale length.
22-fret ebony fretboard w/ big block inlays, OG frets.
9-ply mahogany/walnut neck, neck-thru construction.
Three Firebird mini-humbuckers, all original.
Original electronics.
No breaks/repairs.
Non-original hardshell case.