Thank you for viewing. This was purchased from Kurosawa Gakki last year, and the nut (string height adjusted a half step down, considering the neck) is also new, so it can still be played. I was told that the truss rod also has some room, so I bought it. I haven't made any adjustments. Everything in the photos is included. The neck is in good condition with a slight forward bow. Of course, cracks have also been repaired. Side images will be uploaded to a separate listing confirmation page. Nut width: approximately 5cm The weather checking is also beautifully done, and the sound is well-balanced, not just in appearance. Personally, I like the 12-string guitar b-45-12=ft112 type from this era (1967) the best. (Although it's an Epiphone, it was made in the same Kalamazoo factory as Gibson, unlike today. Therefore, the quality is the same. The list price of the Epiphone ft-112 was higher.) The early ones are highly regarded and sound good, but the construction is weak, so this one with the trapeze tailpiece and a slightly thicker top can be used with more peace of mind than the early ones. It has a unique, crisp tone and also possesses a deep sound. I would like to sell it to someone who loves it. I sometimes want to play it, but I have too many guitars and don't play it often, so I decided to list it for the sake of the guitar. For reference, Karen Dalton, Gary Davis (home recordings), and Gordon Lightfoot (early, standard bridge) used them, so you can get a feel for the sound from their recordings. It is a used item, and although a simple inspection has been done, there may be sunburn, stains, or oversights, so please check the photos and consider this before purchasing. This is based on my subjective judgment, so please understand. Items with noticeable damage have been excluded. We will provide a refund for items that are clearly defective, such as those that do not work. It will be shipped in a cardboard box with shock-absorbing material for protection. Thank you. If the size is small, it will be shipped in an envelope with protection. Thank you for reading to the end.