1920's Supertone Tenor Guitar - Pearloid Fretboard - 21" Scale Player

    Here's a late 1920's or early 1930's Supertone tenor guitar with a solid spruce top - birch body.  The fretboard, headstock and pickguard is a rare pearloid material - made only during this period.  I 've put on new Grover sta-tite tuners - have the original friction peg tuners too.   
   
   It has one repaired crack on top - at the edge of the pickguard - cleated and stable now.  The ebony bridge also has a crack so I put some superglue there - also stable. --There is a screw in the neckjoint through the strap button to hold a neck reset in place.

   I leveled and polished the frets too and now it's a player.  The string height at the 12th fret is set at 1/8" bass side -3/32" treble side - plays well there up and down the fingerboard. -- Sounds as good as it looks - rumbly bass.  This one is tuned as a true tenor in CGDA.  The strings are:  34-23-14-10

  I've posted a sample on Soundcloud under Claytonaudio

soundcloud.com/claytonaudio/supertone-tenor-test3

Length     -                31"
Scale        -                21"
Lower bout        - 11 1/8"
Upper bout        -  7 3/4"

Nut   - 1 1/8"
Weight - 2 lbs