First National Institute of Allied Arts Hawaiian, Lap Acoustic Guitar, 1930s
Price$550
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Listed:3 years ago
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Catonsville, MD, United States
This is an acoustic square-neck lap or Hawaiian guitar, played with a steel slide. FNIAA was one of several companies that sold instruments through a lesson subscription plan. While there is no label on this guitar, it is identical to others from that company (the sparkly dots are a dead giveaway). Probably made by Regal or another Chicago builder in the '30s. Birch body, rosewood fingerboard, 24-1/8" scale, measures 37" x 13" x 3-5/8". All original with replacement vintage Kluson Deluxe tuners, new nut & strings, small cleated top crack, chipboard case. Very good condition, plays and sounds great.
Please review the photos carefully as they are the best description of the instrument. Contact me with any questions or comments. Thanks for looking.
Please review the photos carefully as they are the best description of the instrument. 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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