Up for sale today is a 1968 Martin D12-35 12-String Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar in very good condition with a Guild Hard Case. Weight is just a hair under 5lbs. This instrument has been fully serviced by our master luthier: a new bridge has been fashioned and installed, a back crack and cracks at the edge of the fretboard have been repaired. This guitar is playing and sounding absolutely incredible and is fully reconditioned, ready for a new owner to love and cherish. Repairs and some expected cosmetics (minor binding deterioration, small dings) have been detailed in the pics, as well as what is likely a major (and very well done) neck repair at the heel sometime in the early life of the instrument - for an almost 60 year old guitar the overall effect is very clean. Nice! Send any questions our way.

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Brand Martin
Model D12-35
Finish Natural
Year 1965 - 1994
Made In United States
Categories 12-String Acoustic Guitars / Dreadnought Acoustic Guitars
Active Preamp No
Back Material Rosewood
Body Shape Dreadnought
Color Family Natural
Finish Style Gloss
Fretboard Material Ebony
Model Family Martin D-35
Model Sub-Family Martin D-12-35
Neck Material Mahogany
Number of Frets 19
Number of Strings 12-String
Pickup None
Right / Left Handed Right Handed
Series Martin Post-War Era
Sides Material Rosewood
String Type Steel
Top Material Spruce

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