1920s Acoustic Parlor Guitar. Unknown Maker. Repair Project.

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1920s Acoustic Parlor Guitar. Unknown Maker. Repair Project. :
$94.95

Travel back intime with this vintage acoustic guitar. With a 13-3/8\" lower bout and 25\" scale length, it\'s a smaller sized guitar, a parlor guitar. One of the six bridge pins are missing. The back of the bridge is lifting. The 13th fret is missing. A little chunk of the fingerboard on the treble side of the between the 12th and 13th fret is missing.The fingerboard is worn in the first three frets. The neck heel is loose. A screw has been driven into the neck heel in a failed attempt to stabilize it. The top is a bit warped from the neck lifting. When I got it, it had steel strings on it, which wreacked havoc on the guitar. The good is that the neck is surprisingly straight. The tuners are in good shape. It looks like it once sported a pick guard, which is no longer there. There are a couple cracks in the back. There is ordinary play wear all over, including the sides. No case. Because of the neck, I do think this guitar is worth bringing back to music for a talented luthier.

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