1966 Epiphone FT110N Frontier In Natural Finish

This Guitar Is Located At IVG Sherman Oaks

In Good Overall Condition (Please See Photos)

Finish Shows Natural Checking And Cosmetic Play Wear Throughout, Including Various Dings, Marks, And Scratches Visible

Professionally Repaired Side Cracks As Shown 

Low E And D Tuning Peg Shafts Bent And Are Functioning As Intended

Made In Kalamazoo, MI

Dreadnought Body With Maple Back And Sides And Spruce Top

Mahogany Neck With Bound Brazilian Rosewood Fingerboard And Dot Inlays 

Rosewood Bridge With Adjustable Plastic Saddle

Original Frets Are In Low But Playable Condition

Truss Rod Is Functional And The Guitar Plays Well With Medium Action

25.5" Scale Length

1 9/16" Nut Width

Neck Depth At 1st Fret: 0.78"

Neck Depth At 10th Fret: 1.01"

Weighs 5lbs

Comes As Shown With Non-Original Hardshell Case In Good Condition (Broken Handle)

The Epiphone FT-110N Frontier is a rare, vintage square-shouldered dreadnought acoustic made in Kalamazoo from 1958 to 1969. Featuring a solid Sitka spruce top, maple back and sides, and a rosewood fingerboard, it delivers a rich, balanced tone ideal for vocals and ballads. Known for its Western-themed pickguard (on some models) with a 25½" scale and evolving nut widths, it remains a collector's favorite for its tone, craftsmanship, and limited production. Often described as “a jumbo like no other,” it’s a standout in Epiphone’s vintage lineup.