1970's Giannini Craviola Brazilian AWKN6

The first thing most people notice about the Giannini Craviola is the unusual body shape, but it's not just the look of the Craviola that's unusual... The tone is wholly different than any other acoustic guitar you've ever heard. Originally designed to sound like a cross between a harpsichord and a viola caipira, which is a 10-string folk guitar used in Spanish American music.
With Brazilian Rosewood back and sides, it really has a distinct tone and playability that creates a whole different level of player's experience. Brazilian Rosewood is known for being one of the best tonewoods of all time, which led to it becoming a protected rare hardwood for newer guitars. The case has a support latch that is broken. 

The Craviola is a large bodied classical with a full 15 1/4'' lower bout. The overall length is 40 3/4''.The nut is 1 7/8'' (47mm) and the scale length is 25 1/4'' (640mm).