I bought this mail order in 2005 from Merchant City Music in Glasgow.  It was my favourite guitar for a while and was played lovingly.  However, my other guitars have replaced it over time in my affection, such that this has barely been played the past 6 or 7 years.
Needless to say it plays beautifully and has a great tone, whether plugged in or not.  As you can see from the photo's, there are barely any marks on the back, sides, scratch plate or fret board.  I would suggest it is in immaculate condition for a 21 year old guitar. As I said in the condition description, it has only been played at home or at friends houses when we occasionally got together.  I'm a 'light handed' player anyway so even the scratch plate has only the very lightest marks.
The case is the original case as purchased with the guitar.  The guitar fits snugly into the soft interior as you would expect.
The serial number (00315724) suggests it was actually made on 31st January 2005 in Nashville.  I can't exactly remember when I purchased it from Merchant City Music.00315724
I recently had it serviced by a local music shop and they verified it is working as it should, most importantly including all the electrics (tone. volume and pickups).

I live in the Bournemouth / Poole area of Dorset and would prefer a local pickup for this guitar, partly because of its value and partly due to the risk of damage with parcel / postage.  However if the buyer would like to arrange a courier that is of course their perogative.
The AI blurb below probably describes it as succinctly and as accurately as I could:
The Gibson ES-335 Dot 2005 Vintage Sunburst is a classic electric guitar handcrafted in the USA by Gibson. 
This semi-hollow body guitar features a vintage sunburst finish, maple body, rosewood fretboard, and 22 frets. 
It is a right-handed 6-string guitar that delivers warm, rich tones perfect for jazz, blues, and rock music. With its timeless design and high-quality craftsmanship, this Gibson ES-335 is a sought-after choice for musicians looking for a top-tier instrument built in the United States.