1957 Gibson ES-350 PAFs

All original 1957 ES-350T. Before you go completely nuts when you see the back of the PAFs, remember that these are both narrow spaced PAFs and they are very early. The covers are brushed stainless steel-not nickel plated and there are no stickers. The thing that's going to make you doubt the authenticity is the base plate but look closely. You can see that the extra set of pole screw holes is normal spaced and there is an extra hole for the lead wire. Why? They simply turned the baseplates upside down and re-drilled them for the narrow PAFs. There is other documentation of this online showing a different ES-350 from 57. OK, that's done. Very clean and great playing ES-350. These are, of course, fully hollow and have a short 23.5" scale. The neck profile is not thin like a Byrdland but is quite large-.89" at the first fret. I can't measure the 12th fret accurately because the heel starts there. PAFs sound great and the guitar goes from mellow jazz voice to some nasty rock and roll. This is a collector grade, no issue guitar. Very light wear to the gold and the lower fingerboard (not the frets) and moderate to light checking throughout. Weight is 6 lbs 5 ounces. Clean brown case is original.