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A Brazilian D-28, from back in 1970, Not many Brazilian rosewood guitars were built during this period as Martin had switched to Indian rosewood in late 1969 for all it's Standard Models. You'll see the occasional D-35 with a Brazilian center piece up until about 1972. This guitar features a spruce top, Brazilian rosewood sides and back, with a mahogany neck. Fitted with ebony fingerboard and bridge. Equipped with Grover tuning machines. Later Geib-style Martin hardshell case included. Made in USA. On consignment.
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Condition Notes: Brace reglued by our shop. Cracks cleated. Moderate playing wear throughout, especially on top. Finish cracking throughout.× This item comes with our Expert Setup
This used product is in Good Condition
Good: This used item is in fine working order but has significant cosmetic imperfections such as dents, cracks, or areas of corrosion. While the signs of use are evident, it plays well.
Condition Notes: Brace reglued by our shop. Cracks cleated. Moderate playing wear throughout, especially on top. Finish cracking throughout.
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The following specs were provided by our repair and appraisal teams.
For a more detailed description please call (517) 372-7880.
- 1970
- SN 265787
- Spruce top with standard X-bracing
- Brazilian rosewood sides, and two-piece back
- 2 repaired back cracks, some finish touch up on back
- 28-Style back strip
- Mahogany neck
- 20-fret ebony fingerboard
- Ebony bridge
- Graduated pearl dot inlay
- Grover Rotomatic tuning machines are stamped "PAT. PEND. / U.S.A."
- White body binding
- Black-w-b-w top purfling and b-w back purfling
- Multi-stripe rosette
- Replacement pickguard (one repaired pickguard crack)
- Previous neck re-set and bridge re-glue
- 25.4" scale, 1-11/16" nut
- 15-5/8" lower bout, 4-7/8" body depth at end block
- Later Geib-Style hardshell case (green lining faded)
- Made in Pennsylvania, USA
- Consignment
Martin D-28 Acoustic Guitar (1970)
Martin D-28 Acoustic Guitar (1970)
SKU: 10U-224136
A Brazilian D-28, from back in 1970, Not many Brazilian rosewood guitars were built during this period as Martin had switched to Indian rosewood in late 1969 for all it's Standard Models. You'll see the occasional D-35 with a Brazilian center piece up until about 1972. This guitar features a spruce top, Brazilian rosewood sides and back, with a mahogany neck. Fitted with ebony fingerboard and bridge. Equipped with Grover tuning machines. Later Geib-style Martin hardshell case included. Made in USA. On consignment.
Condition Notes: Brace reglued by our shop. Cracks cleated. Moderate playing wear throughout, especially on top. Finish cracking throughout.
This used product is in Good Condition
Good: This used item is in fine working order but has significant cosmetic imperfections such as dents, cracks, or areas of corrosion. While the signs of use are evident, it plays well.
Condition Notes: Brace reglued by our shop. Cracks cleated. Moderate playing wear throughout, especially on top. Finish cracking throughout.
Learn more about our condition ratings
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The following specs were provided by our repair and appraisal teams.
For a more detailed description please call (517) 372-7880.
- 1970
- SN 265787
- Spruce top with standard X-bracing
- Brazilian rosewood sides, and two-piece back
- 2 repaired back cracks, some finish touch up on back
- 28-Style back strip
- Mahogany neck
- 20-fret ebony fingerboard
- Ebony bridge
- Graduated pearl dot inlay
- Grover Rotomatic tuning machines are stamped "PAT. PEND. / U.S.A."
- White body binding
- Black-w-b-w top purfling and b-w back purfling
- Multi-stripe rosette
- Replacement pickguard (one repaired pickguard crack)
- Previous neck re-set and bridge re-glue
- 25.4" scale, 1-11/16" nut
- 15-5/8" lower bout, 4-7/8" body depth at end block
- Later Geib-Style hardshell case (green lining faded)
- Made in Pennsylvania, USA
- Consignment
