Even though it was introduced as a beginner and student guitar in 1954, the Gibson Les Paul Junior electric guitar has always been embraced by a huge range of players. There's something about the simplicity of the design that appeals to guitarists who simply want to play. No glitz, no glamor, but the purity of wood and steel at your command, bringing out your individual voice. From the mahogany slab body to the single dog-ear P-90 at the bridge, it's all here to serve the music and keep it real as real can be. This left-handed Les Paul Junior includes a hardshell case.