Vintage 1940's "The Michigan" (Beare & Son)Parlour Guitar
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Parlour guitar made in East Germany in the mid-to-late 40s. Sold under "The Michigan" brand in the UK and Canada.
In rather good condition for it's age, all the expected dinks and scratches as well as copious checking in the varnish, but no cracks anywhere. The only issue is a very slight dip in the soundboard around the bridge which is so minor it was impossible to photograph.
In otherwise playable condition but would be potentially much more playable with a little TLC. Some action issues after the 14th fret and above but entirely playable across the board below that.
Has a really lovely sound, surprisingly loud considering the small soundbox
All completely original apart from one screw I had to replace in the tuner rail.
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