1947 Gibson ES150 Semi Hollow Body with Gator Gig Bag

A 1947 Gibson ES‑150 sits at a pivotal moment in the model’s evolution: it’s one of the earliest post‑war ES‑150s, marking the transition from the pre‑war “Charlie Christian” era to the modern P‑90‑equipped archtop. The 1947 Gibson ES‑150 is a large, fully hollow, non‑cutaway archtop with a P‑90 neck pickup, laminated maple construction, and a sunburst finish—a beautiful, historically important instrument that helped define the sound of post‑war electric jazz.