A very attractive and hard to find model. Of all the guitars the Beatles made famous, the only one that John, Paul and George had in common was the Epiphone Casino. With 1960s Epiphone Sheratons priced at 10,000 and above, this is a great opportunity to get one well below that price. John Lennon with his Epiphone Casino in December, 1968, on the set of Rock ‘n’ Roll Circus. Included is a more recent aftermarket hardshell case. There are some minor changes including a time period Gold Trapeze Tailpiece in place of the Frequesator tailpiece, a time period Gibson Bridge on Nashville posts, newer strap button, newer nut, and some very old overspray on the back of the neck. Very Good Vintage Condition displaying average play wear with lots of finish checking, nicks, dings, and some guitar hanger marks on the side of the headstock. 1962 Epiphone Casino E230TD with Tremotone Vibrola 1961 - 1969. The Casino had no pre-Gibson equivalent, and corresponds to the Gibson ES-330 launched the previous year. According to production totals this is one of only 41 Sunburst Sheratons produced in 1968. The Epiphone range of the 1960s consisted of several guitars based on the pre-Gibson Stathopoulos-era guitars, and a number closely resembling the Gibson guitars of the same time all were produced in the same factory in Kalamazoo, MI, USA.

This one features a gorgeous Sunburst Finish, Gold Hardware, Multi ply Binding, Two Patent Sticker Mini Humbucking Pickups, Blue F-hole Label, Grover Tuners, Vine Inlayed Headstock, and a 1 9/16' nut width with a slim fast neck profile.

The Sheraton was the top of line Semi-Hollow Body Guitar produced in the Epiphone Line. For your consideration is a 1968 Epiphone Sheraton.

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