Overnight, 2-Day, and Express shipping is available for an additional fee. Orders to Hawaii or Alaska will incur an additional shipping charge. Guitars are always shipped with signature required. Major Credit Cards Accepted Through PayPal, Bank Wire, Cashiers Check and Money Order also accepted.ĭOMESTIC (CONUS) - All orders within the contiguous USA SHIP FREE and fast direct to you via FedEx Ground. Comes with what appears to be original case, and everything shown. the overall condition is Excellent, the action is very low and the tone is pure midtone bliss that drips sweet highs and mellow lows. The neck might have been reset, there is a stable crack near the fretboard on bass side.

The fret board inlays are very whimsical and are repeated on the top, there is one small piece of inlay missing, The headstock also repeats, the stars and planets with smaller peony and my favorite inlay of all is found on the back of the headstock that looks like the sun being eclipsed by the moon. The details on this one are amazing with flamed wood inlaid Tulips and Peony, stars and planets on the Spruce top with beautiful rosette.

It has Mahogany back and sides, a Mahogany very ornate slotted neck with Ebony board and highly detailed hand carved Rosewood bridge. The neck has been reset and it plays nicely with a straight neck.Here we have an amazing Parlor guitar from around the turn of last century from an unknown maker, this guitar appears to be in the style of parlor guitars made in Chicago during that era. It is all original and in good condition. The body meassurements are similar to a Martin 0-18 guitar from the same time and the guitar is bigger than many other parlor-size Washburn guitars we had before. It has that cool vintage sound you are looking for. It reacts brilliantly when fingerpicking and sounds very good when flatpicking. This guitar is a joy to play … it has authentic mojo … you can feel it immediately. The neck is cedar with a light and quite comfortable V-profile. The top is made of spruce and the back and sides are made of mahogany. The company still produces guitars today and is one of the oldest and most traditional guitar maker company. Nevertheless, great importance was always attached to good woods and precise workmanship. Soon the company expanded and even the most elaborate guitar models were produced in series. At that time the guitars were completely handmade and produced in limited numbers. George Lyon and Patrick Healy started building Washburn guitars in 1864 under the second name of Lyon. It is very lightly built in the style of a Martin 0-18 guitar. This is a real treat, a Washburn guitar from around the time around 1930, with back and sides made of beautiful mahogany.

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