Harmony Parlor 1920's-30's - Mahogany

This was listed before and I took it down to add K&K Pure floating bridge pickups. It sounded to good to not be able to plug in when you need to. I believe this is a Harmony Supertone or Stromberg Voisinet.This thing has mojo. Not much was done to pretty it up. Basically cleaned up some. One lifting back braced was reglued. There is a crack that goes 3/4 the way around the body that was repaired many years ago. And is still solid . It has a thin piece of material glued the entire length of the crack..The bridge was cracked and not repairable. I was going to make a new bridge but with the hump behind it would just create more problems. Decided to go with an adjustable floating bridge. There is a thin piece of mahogany under the bridge to cover the footprint of the old bridge. An old trapeze piece was added. Fits in with look. I will include a nut riser and Oahuo slide with it if you want to play slide. Someone a long time ago put fret dots simingly randomly . The original thin frets have been cleaned up. Original tuners work fine. Nut is a little over 1-3/4" . Scale is 24-1/4" lower bout is 13 -1/4" . Action is.110 presently. There are cowboy chord fingernail divots in the fretboard. Adds to the guitars story. I got to tell you. This thing sounds pretty darn sweet. Very mellow resonate sound. Please ask any questions you may have.