This made-in-USA '73 vintage Guild D-50 acoustic guitar is one of the nicest acoustics I have ever played. It is a well-played example that we sent to the best luthier in the Southern Hemisphere (well I reckon he is anyhow!), Jim Cargill. Jim has done a simply stunning job as always, with the neck properly reset, new frets installed, and a truly perfect refinish to the previously worn back of the neck which perfectly matches the original, making the guitar more than ready to be well-played for the next 40 years and more! The D-50 model ran for 30 years, from 1963 to 1993. They are a Dreadnought, with 15 3/4 inch lower bout, 25 1/2 inch scale, solid Spruce top, solid Rosewood back and sides and Mahogany neck, with an Ebony fretboard and bridge. All super-quality timbers, which add up to a super-quality all-American acoustic guitar! The Chesterfield headstock inlay was introduced in 1968. Serial number on this guitar is 78542, placing its manufacture date in early 1973, when serials ran from 75602 to 95496. The guitar was produced in the Westerly, Rhode Island factory. Check out the detailed photographs in the 'more pictures' link below. Great action, great tone, simply a grouse guitar. This is one you will keep for life. The guitar comes in a good strong SKB hard shell case. Sold to Tom
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