This is an exceptional Heritage Golden Eagle arch top made at the Parsons Street factory and is #922 of the first thousand of this model. The label specifies the finish as Antique Natural and that it is Tap Tuned.

The real story on this guitar is the beautiful flame maple patterns on the back, sides and neck. I've never seen another of these with anything near this carefully selected flame. Check the pictures!

It's in excellent condition with barely any flaws. There is very minor corrosion on the gold Grover tuning gears that you can feel and a very small indentation from a plug on a cord touching the top near the bottom end of the treble side F hole. Hardly visible and I measured it at 1/8" in length. Tiny.

This guitar has hardly been played in its 21 years. Got it from a guy who had a lot of nice jazz guitars and I'm a bass player. I never played it very much because I also have a lot of great instruments.

Has gold "H" tailpiece, gold pickguard bracket and ebony bridge with pearl inlays. Has floating pickup and ebony pickguard with volume and tone controls. Has had a set of flat wounds on it for many years. Due for a change to your preference I'd say.

You're probably familiar with the specs on this model. 17" body, 3" depth. Tight spruce carved top and carved solid maple back and sides. And then there's that flame....

Many plies of binding all over the top, pickguard, headstock. Ebony has cloud style markers and the fingerboard has that familiar gracefully pointed end with multi layered binding. F holes have single ply white binding.

Truly a beautiful instrument from Heritage its original case also in great shape.

Message me any questions in case I left anything out.