This 00-17 from 1933 is an incredible example of what an all Mahogany guitar can sonically do for warmth and punch. It is in excellent condition for its age and was well taken care of, unlike many vintage 17s. This is a very early example of a 00-17 and features an unbuffed finish later found on 15 series. The bracing on it is well tuned to the top's thickness and it sounds loud and resonant. This one is truly in a league of its own.Comes in vintage HSC Top: Mahogany Back and Sides: Mahogany Neck/Fingerboard: Mahogany/ Brazilian Rosewood Bridge Material: Brazilian Rosewood Tuners: Original Grover Clip Ends Scale Length: 24.9" Neck Profile: Soft V Nut Width: 1.74" Neck Depth: .82"- 1.05" String Spacing at Saddle: 2.39" Radius: 12" Electronics: None Contains Brazilian Rosewood (Y/N): Y Case: Vintage HSC with Soft Red Velvet and Bakelite Handle Modifications/Repairs: Replacement Bone Nut, Bridge Reglue, Neck Reset, "9313" written inside in sharpie, 3 small cleats for previous center seam separation, bar refret Tech Notes: Action at 12th fret is 7/64 on Bass and 5/64 on Treble with 3/32nd saddle show between D & G. Any lower action would need neck reset. Currently plays comfortably.