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Gift of Clay H. Johnson, Jr., O'Neill, Nebraska, 1976. |
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The L-48 was an inexpensive arch-top guitar that was marketed to the "aspiring student." It featured the carved top and f-shaped soundholes of the Super 400 for only $85 about 1955, rather than $400 for Gibson’s fanciest arch-top in the mid-1930s.
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Literature: Joseph R. Johnson, Mandolin Clubs and Orchestras in the United States (1880-1920): Their Origin, History and Instruments, M.M. Thesis (Vermillion: University of South Dakota, 1987), p. 131.