Made in 1975, Martin D-35 (vintage).

The frets have been replaced so you can use it in plain condition. There are some usage scratches such as neck binding repair, strap pin installation, pickguard replacement, and scratches. Also, since a pickup was previously installed and the end hole has been widened, it now has an end pin for conversion. The Martin hard case shown is included. (There may be deformation, damage, and cracks.)

Top: Sitka spruce

Sides & back: Indian rosewood

Neck: Mahogany

Fingerboard & Bridge: Ebony

Nut width: approx. 42.9mm

Scale: Approximately 645.2 mm

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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