c.1900 Washburn/Lyon and Healy Style 123 "1897 Style"

With a scale length more similar to a Martin Terz than a true parlor or single-0( 21-3/4"), this c.1900 Washburn is the guitar you need if you want to pretend you are Marty Robbins. 

This over 100 year old instrument features an Adirondack spruce top with Brazilian rosewood back and sides, ladder bracing, and a Spanish cedar neck. 

There is evidence of a neck reset, bridge reglue, and refret that have all been done very well. 

To make it even more fun, we currently have this instrument "Nashville tuning", which is just using the octave strings of a 12-string set for a completely different timbre. 

This thing is so fun!!

Hard case included.