Gibson Chet Atkins Signature Model Model Name: Tennessean The serial number is listed in the last image. Serial Number: 91117409 (Made in 1997 on the 111th day of the year, April 21st, in the 400s, so it seems to be the 109th guitar made at the Nashville factory.) It seems. I bought it over 20 years ago and used it in several live performances at the time. After that, I used it for hobbies and light practice, and I never took it outside. The last time I used it, I connected it to an amp and played it, but now I don't have an amp or a cord, so I can't connect it and play it. This is the current condition, but it's still a good deal for someone. It still sounds pretty good even as is. There are images and videos that guitar buyer Masuda-san introduces, so please take a look. Gibson's semi-acoustic guitars often bring to mind the 335, so people tend to go for that, but this model was discontinued in the early 2000s, so there aren't many of them, and it's quite a rare item. The Country Gentleman model, also from Gibson, looks almost like a Gretsch, but I really liked the Tennessean, which is also a Chet Atkins model, because its pickguard has a slightly pointed, devil-wing-like design that is very cool. I think it has a lot of impact in its appearance, with flashiness within its simplicity. In any case, it's not often seen on the used market, so it might even become more valuable in the future. I have cherished it, but I bought it over 20 years ago, so please understand that. Thank you very much. ┏〇゛ I have set the price high, so please feel free to negotiate. I will seriously consider it, so please feel free to do so.