1900s Laclede Acoustic


This is a sweet acoustic from Laclede that we recently got back from our luthier for service and it's all set up and good to go. It is all original, comes with a bound ebony fretboard, rosewood back and sides, bone tuners/saddles/pins/nut, spruce top and mother of pearl inlays. It has plenty of cosmetic wear in the form of checking and a repaired crack but it plays well and sounds really great with plenty of upper harmonics (refer to photos for cosmetic wear). This could be an amazing guitar for any collector and it would be very at home in many studios as well.


Weight: 3 lb 3.8 oz

Nut Width: 1.91"

Action: 1st Fret Treble- .01" Bass - .01"

Action: 12th Fret Treble- .09", Bass- .10"


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This guitar has been tested and set up by our Guitar Techs in store and ready to play! Got questions?  Message us directly!

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Listed3 months ago
ConditionGood (Used)
Good condition items function properly but may exhibit some wear and tear.Learn more
Brand
  • Laclede
Model
  • Acoustic Guitar
Finish
  • Natural
Year
  • 1900-1920s
Made In
  • United States

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Guitar Shop Of WI

Madison, WI, United States
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