50 year old Martin D-35. Well played, has a big sound, was professionally set up a couple of years and hasn't been played that much since. I bought it at that time so I don't really know its history. It's a uniquely light, yellowish rosewood back and sides and the pickguard was replaced with a lighter tortoise color - the original black one is in the case. Has a K&K pure mini pickup installed with volume control. Has scratches on top near the bottom of fretboard from nails or a pick. Discoloration spot on back shoulder. Old strap that locks on the upper strap button. It's a unique, great sounding guitar with its own personality but I've just been playing smaller body guitars for a while so it's time to let go. Comes with non original road runner case. Here's the specs:

Body & Tonewoods

• Body Shape: Dreadnought [1]
• Top Wood: Solid Sitka Spruce [1]
• Back & Sides Wood: East Indian Rosewood (iconic 3-piece back with center wedge) [1]
• Bracing Pattern: Non-scalloped X-bracing (lighter bracing compared to the D-28) [1, 2]
• Body Binding: White / ivoroid binding [1, 2]
• Finish: Natural gloss [1, 2]

Neck & Fingerboard

• Neck Wood: Mahogany
• Neck Shape: Soft V / Modified V profile
• Fingerboard Wood: Ebony with pearl dot inlay
• Scale Length: 25.4"
• Nut Width: ~1.68" to 1.71" (approx. 1 11/16")
• Frets: 20 frets (14 clear of the body) [1, 2, 3, 4]

Hardware & Appointments

• Bridge Wood: Ebony
• Tuning Machines: Grover nickel closed-gear (or Rotomatic style)
• Pickguard: Black or tortoise-style
• Headplate: Rosewood overlay with printed Martin logotype [1, 2, 3]