This is a guitar made by my father, whose hobby was guitar making, before he passed away. The sides and back are made of walnut with striking tiger stripes, and the top is Adirondack spruce. *Image 15 is wet with water. The lacquer finish should bring out the pattern beautifully. The size is modeled after a Martin D28. It has scalloped X-bracing. My father disassembled a vintage Martin he owned and imitated its specifications himself. The sound seems to have been aimed at bluegrass players. The neck is a reused item, likely from another guitar. Amazon rosewood is used for the headplate. It is painted. Rosewood is used for the body binding. Although used, a fingerboard, truss rod, and bridge that match the specifications will also be included. As mentioned above, although rare materials have been used lavishly, please consider purchasing this item with the understanding that it is a junk item. Please also be aware that the functionality and playability as a musical instrument cannot be guaranteed due to the fact that it was made by an amateur. We suggest this item for repair practice or parts, rather than for playing after completion. We hope that those who also enjoy making guitars or those who do their own repairs will find it useful. It will be packed in a dedicated cardboard box and shipped from the business office. Please note that it may take some time to ship after purchase. *For those who wish to purchase multiple items Because this is a large item, it may not be possible to combine it with other items, depending on the combination. Please feel free to contact us in the comments section before applying. Guitar repair Handmade guitar Woodworking DIY Martin Gibson Merrill Santa Cruz Vintage guitar