Guild GAD-M20
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Overview
Introduced as the Economy M-20 in 1958, the Guild M-20 was a small-sized acoustic guitar with an entirely Mahogany body. This guitar can be seen on the cover of Nick Drake's 1970 album, Bryter Layter.
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Estimated Value for Guild GAD-M20 on Reverb
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