1967 Guild D-50 Bluegrass Special

This guitar is vintage and shows its fair share of wear.

The face of the headstock has started to peel from the wood but is mostly stable.  The back of the neck features plenty of finish marks and dings but overall feels smooth to the touch. Most of the finish on the outside edge of the fingerboard has been worn away. Frets are small but still have life to give.

The face of the guitar features plenty of wear. Some slight shrinkage in the pickguard and two cracks that run along side the guard. The bridge features a crack that runs along the bridge pins. Wear is also featured on the outside edge of the body.

Lowest back brace has the corners lifting.

This guitar is being sold "As Is" and features its share of potential repair but plays well for its current condition. This would make a great resell item for those willing to get the repair work done.

This guitar weighs in at 5lbs and includes a case that is in similar shape.

A 1967 Guild D-50 Bluegrass Special is a highly sought-after acoustic guitar hand-built in Hoboken, New Jersey. It features a solid spruce top, premium Brazilian rosewood back and sides, a three-piece mahogany neck, an ebony fingerboard, and distinctive pearl wedge or dot inlays.

Specs:

• Body Style: Dreadnought
• Top Wood: Solid Sitka Spruce
• Back and Sides: Solid Brazilian Rosewood
• Neck: 3-piece mahogany
• Fingerboard Material: Ebony
• Fingerboard Inlays: Pearl dots
• Nut Width:1.6875 inches (1 11/16")
• Bridge: Ebony
• Headstock Inlay: Pearl Chesterfield and Guild logo
• Binding: Multi-stripe bound body and rosette

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