This is a parlor guitar from the 1900s, I think. No maker's mark but similar to Lyon and Healy and other makers from that era. Birch sides and back with nice faux-rosewood paint job, spruce top, maple neck, rosewood fingerboard, ladder bracing, wood purfling, celluloid front and back binding, soft V neck. Measures 36.25" x 9.25/12.75" x 3.75", 1-27/32" nut, 24.25" scale, 1/8" action at the 12th fret. Very good condition with recent neck reset, re-glued braces, dent fixes, neck planed, frets leveled/dressed; several visible scratches and a few owner's "autographs". Plays easily and sounds great with silk and steel strings. Contemporary chipboard case.
Please review the photos carefully as they are the best description of the item. Contact me with any questions or comments. Thanks for looking.
Please review the photos carefully as they are the best description of the item. Contact me with any questions or comments. Thanks for looking.
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| Condition | Good (Used) Good condition items function properly but may exhibit some wear and tear.Learn more |
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