The Classic Teaburst es335td This is a real exceptional example and it is one of the NICEST Teaburst's I have seen EVER..The Choice Maple Top-Sides & Back are all real nicely figured with some real nice 3-d flames all over, this guitar is ( orange label inside f-hole ) The mid sized neck is quite easy to play and is very Fast, *Classic Mother of Pearl Headstock logo and fretboard position markers, The most Amazing Brazilian Rosewood fretboard! Tuners have been changed at some time. All original Trapeze Tailpiece w/ orig Tunamatic bridge. The Double same as PAF Humbucking patent# sticker pickups put out plenty 'all ya need tone for days'!...100% true early paf tone they are the pat# humbuckers and are the same as the earlier PAF pickups made just months before , This guitar was owned by a young adult who kept this guitar in it's original condition for over 39 years this one is obviously a true classic just have a good look at the pics. **No structural damage ever, no wood-cracks or repairs ever! fine finish fissure's yes...some minor chips here and there but overall this is one og THE most Gorgeous 335 of the era ever. This example is pretty clean overall for her age and is Rated a solid 8.5 very good-excellent condition, This guitar exhibits one of a kind character with a simply impressive patina and an absolutely Gorgeous Top-sides & Back. This guitar has always been a California Original example and it comes with its original worn black tolex gold lined Gibson Hard Shell Case..ITs THAT NICE FOLKS! .
Ventura Guitar Serial Numbers
This new Ventura distributor doesn't list this model. These new Venturas I've seen don't look at all like the older ones. The sticker inside the sound hole looked legit. Said 'Designed in America, Built in Japan' It had the model and serial numbers just like all the pictures I had seen of the older Venturas.
Ventura Acoustic Guitar Model V-10
Welcome to the official dealer web site for Ventura Musical Products. Our product is sold only by authorized independent music retailers, and this web site is intended for the sole use of our present and prospective music dealers, with controlled access. Click on for what’s new, product details and photos, and an opportunity to contribute to. One theory is that this is the 977th V-25 built in 1973, but there is no official data on serial numbers. Ventura/Bruno guitars of this era are not super common. They are increasingly sought after, due to the good quality of the C. Bruno era Ventura's. Ventura guitars were made in Japan in the 1970's, and distributed to the US market by C. Bruno and Company of New York, New York. They were medium-to-good copies of other, more popular guitars. That one is a copy of an Epiphone FT120, which was a copy of a Gibson.