I will consider a discount if you are ready to buy immediately. A vintage YAMAHA guitar made in Japan in the 1970s. Commonly known as the Green Label! It has a gold logo on the headstock instead of the YAMAHA letters, which is a symbol unique to this series! The endpin has been customized to brass, so the original sound + the brilliance of a bell-like tone has been added, and it has been maintained with a focus on the sound, making it very playable. The neck and frets have all been adjusted, so even beginners can play it without any problems. The body is one size smaller, so it is also recommended for women♪ It's compact, but the sound is top-class, and the benefits of aging are maximized. It seems to be a very good one. For those looking for a guitar that can produce the sound quality of a high-end, 100,000 yen acoustic guitar at an affordable price♪ Practicing with a guitar that sounds far more brilliant and powerful than a new 50,000-60,000 yen acoustic guitar will boost your motivation! As expected, like the FG200 and other similar models, the Green Label is famous for being used by Takehara Pistol and professional musicians, and it doesn't have the weakness of the orange label series, which is the thinness of the high strings. This one sounds even better than the FG200 I owned before, it's truly a super-vibrant sound! It was 13,000 yen about 40 years ago, which is about 40,000 yen in today's currency. Made in Japan in 1974 YAMAHA FG130 Green Label! Top: Spruce Back: Sapele Sides: Sapele Neck: Nato Fingerboard: Rosewood String height: 2.9mm at the 12th fret [6th string] The truss rod also has room to spare! You won't feel any warping of the neck while playing. The frets have also been maintained and are shiny without any rust. It's in pretty good condition for a 40-year-old item! The body has small scratches and dents, but there are no cracks that affect the sound or other noticeable, fatal flaws♪ It seems there are no problems with playing or appearance. Elixir coated custom light gauge strings are installed. It will be packed and shipped as is. I would like to sell it to someone who understands that it is a used item that is almost 40 years old. Year of manufacture: 1970s