Washburn Parlor around 1910's lively mahogany sound characteristic of

lively mahogany sound characteristic of the D18

Neck material    African mahogany

with a piano-like presence

2弦のローフレットに摩耗による凹みがありますが、全体としては問題ありません。

Top    Solid Mahogany

Washburn Parlor around 1910's lively mahogany sound characteristic of1910Style217 12 33cm24cm 12613. 0mm Based on the guitars specifications and label format, it is believed to be a Style 217 from around 1910. The main specifications include a spruce top, Brazilian rosewood back and sides, a mahogany neck, a flat pyramid bridge, rope pattern binding, and a simple backstrip. It features ladder bracing. There are typically no position marks at the 12th fret, and it appears the fingerboard has been replaced. The nut,