This vintage Harmony H937 0-size/parlor acoustic is a compact, ladder-braced steel-string from Harmony’s Chicago-era student/parlor lineup, known for a dry, direct midrange and punchy projection in a small-body format. This particular guitar is in Very Good condition and has been cleaned, set up, and restrung by our professional technicians. Cosmetic wear includes scratches and scrapes consistent with age, along with light rust/discoloration on the tuners; the G-side tuning key is bent but functions normally. The bridge shows a slight lift with a bit of visible space, but it feels solid and the guitar plays and sounds very good overall. - Model: Harmony H937 (0-size / parlor acoustic) - Body: Small 0-size/parlor body - Construction: Hardwood body (commonly birch back/sides on many Harmony parlors; exact wood on this example not factory-confirmed) - Bracing: Ladder braced (typical for many Harmony parlor models of this era) - Scale Length: Approx. 24.25" - Neck: Hardwood/mahogany-type neck (not factory-confirmed on this example) - Fingerboard: Ebonized maple-style fingerboard (not factory-confirmed on this example) - Frets: 18 (per provided info) - Bridge: Pinless, classical-style tie bridge - Tuners: Vintage open-gear style; light rust/discoloration; bent G key but functional - Weight: 2.8 lb - Cosmetic Condition: Very Good (scratches/scrapes; light tuner oxidation; slight bridge lift visible but currently stable)