Borys B-520 1987 Natural Jazz Nylon Guitar

Here's a rare gem.
Borys nylon jazz guitar. Made in 1987. It's in GREAT condition. No pickup on it.
This same model in the early era was played by Emily Remler, Joe Pass, and many others...
It comes with original hard shell case and it also has all the pictures and letters from first owner.
It plays FLAWLESSLY.
REALLY nice.
Not the loudest guitar you'll find, but so mellow and balanced.
Here's some information from archtop website:

Body size at lower bout: 14 1/2" Scale length: 25 1/2" Nut: 1 13/16"

Finish: Clear satin nitrocellulose finish

Materials: Solid bookmatched quartersawn spruce top; highly figured solid carved flame maple back and sides with Venetian cutaway; solid one-piece flame maple neck; solid ebony fingerboard; deluxe 6-ply wood top binding; solid bone nut; solid ebony bridge; gold three-on-a-plate tuners, PUTW Powerstrip soundboard pickup with endpin jack.

Notes: Vermont luthier Roger Borys is one of the few contemporary builders who had a strong personal and working connection to the great Jimmy D'Aquisto. A legend in the archtop world, the reclusive master craftsman has had a star roster of performing artists including Jim Hall, Emily Remler, Jimmy Wyble and many more.

Borys B-520 model is a hybrid jazz/classical design, particularly well suited for bossa nova and fingerstyle jazz, offering a warm responsive tone without sacrifice of range, comfort and playability. The body has a handcarved, arched spectacularly flamed tiger maple back, and the handsome Venetian cutaway allows unrestricted access to the full 20 frets. The gently arched 12" radius fingerboard is bound with grained ivoroid, with side dots, and the 1 13/16" nut width is particularly suited to the playing styles of fingerstyle jazz and bossa players. The Pick Up The World internal soundboard pickup is particularly responsive for amplifying the delicate nuances of the nylon string guitar.