This LG-2 dates to the period when Brazilian Rosewood was a common wood for fingerboards and bridges, too. As you'll see in the pictures, this guitar has had a bit of a rough life. The finish has bubbled likely from prolonged exposure to the elements or a heat source at some point.  The back of the guitar neck has been lightly sanded by a professional luthier to remove bubbling and improve playability.  The guitar was also refretted.

The back displays some large cracks which have been glued but not cleated. The braces have been reglued and there is a crack in the center back brace. Despite the damage and repairs, this old boy is a survivor, just waiting for an owner who can appreciate the beauty beneath the scars. Structurally sound, but will undoubtedly need some TLC in the years to come.

Inspected and set up in-house by our esteemed Guitar Tech. If you're interested in purchasing this guitar, you can give us a call for an in-hand description and answers to whatever questions you may have. Comes with a later hard shell case.

SPECS:

Non-Original Vintage-Style 3/Plate Tuners

1 11/16" Bone Nut

Mahogany Neck with 24 3/4" Scale Length

Round Profile Neck Depth .85" at First Fret and 1.265" at Twelfth Fret

Back of Neck has Been Lightly Sanded to Remove Bubbling Finish

19 Frets (Professionally Refretted)

Brazilian Rosewood Fingerboard with 12" Radius

Brazilian Rosewood with Newer Bone Saddle

Sunburst Spruce Top with Mahogany Back & Sides

Weight 3 lb 14 oz

Later Semi-Hard Shell Case

No Visible Serial Number