Used for the ATWAB and Living Proof tours as well as in the studio.

Used for Young the Giant's cover of James Brown's "It's a Man's, Man's, Man's World" for the band's Spotify Sessions (among other performances), as featured in this April 21, 2014 Instagram post.

It's a mans mans world. James brown cover today! This is my set up. #firebird #princeton #squidcloud (...) @nelstrevi it's a Gibson firebird (...) '66, it's a non-reverse firebird

In an episode of "That Pedal Show" titled "Let’s Talk About Gibson Firebirds… With Dave Gregory!", guitarist Dave Gregory showcases his collection of Gibson Firebird guitars, which includes a Non-Reversed Firebird. This appearance provides visual confirmation of Gregory's use of the Gibson Firebird Non-Reversed. The episode delves into the history and tones of the Firebird, with Gregory discussing his experiences and the unique attributes of his guitars.

Chris Bell was pictured using a "non-reverse" Gibson Firebird III during the first and only tour of the original Big Star lineup.

She is seen holding it in this image

He also owns a 1965 Non-Reverse Firebird refinished in black that was bought from former Oasis guitarist Gem Archer. “We used to work in the same music shop many years ago,” James explains. “He keeps trying to buy it back it’s going nowhere! He modified the pickups somehow, I don’t know how, but it just sounds great. “I love the tremolo on this one and it’s great fun to play, it actually sounds amazing clean as well as driven. It’s a versatile guitar, I played it on a bunch of country stuff. I was playing with a band called Son Volt in North Carolina somewhere, and sort of halfway through the set the guitar tech said, ‘It’s not great news, the Firebird’s had it, headstock clean off!’ I think I played the rest of the set in shock! But some guy fixed it up the very next day with some mystical boat glue or something, and it’s been amazing ever since”.

This guitar was only used for purposes of rehearsals for Nazca Lines.

Anthony Field can be seen playing a Gibson Firebird Non-Reverse in this photo from the Wiggle Town recording sessions.

Asger is a Balaguer featured artist and had Balaguer Gaia (non-reverse, Firebird-style) guitar created for him and uses it as his primary guitar. It has the following specs: - Gaia body shape - 27” scale - 24 frets - 7-string (tuned F#-B-E-A-D-F#-B low to high) - Swamp ash body - Maple/walnut set neck - Roasted birdseye maple fretboard with luminlay - Evertune bridge - Balaguer Truenobucker pickup in the bridge - Balaguer Feral pickup in the neck - Volume and tone knobs with push-pull coil split

In this video, you can see Pedrum using a Gibson Firebird V ( non-reverse ) 65'-69'

In the 1979 performance of "Doctor Doctor" by UFO, Paul Chapman can be seen playing a Gibson Firebird Non-Reversed electric guitar.

According to the photo of his guitar arsenal - this guitar is also visible.