NARDAN P100 1950-1960's - Lacquer

A Very rarely seen Japanese made Nardan P-100 Archtop acoustic. Nardan was the first factory to produce instruments after the war. They are considered extremely high quality, and renowned among domestic Japanese players. I had plans to keep this and turn it into a open tuned slider, with all brass saddle, nut, and pins, but I have too many projects. This looks more aged than it is, because the lacquer breaks, and the fretboard needs conditioned. It plays fine as it sets, but I'd personally want new frets, and a new Tusq or Brass setup. There's not a whole lot about these online, but you can listen to the exact model on YouTube, and you'll see why they are often sold on the market over there. Jazz and Blues players snatch them up. No case, but will be custom packed, EXTREMELY well. Takes me 3-4 business days to ship, at times. What you see is what you get.