I collect ukuleles as a hobby and have also been restoring old ones (though I'm just an amateur). I'm decluttering to organize things a bit. If you're looking for a perfect product, please consider purchasing from a musical instrument store. I purchased this ukulele used. The tuning pegs were broken, so I replaced them with new GOTOH pegs. As it's a No. 700, it seems to be a high-end model in the lineup. It was made at the Kamano Gakki Okayama factory. Based on the label, it's from the late 1960s or earlier, making it a rather rare ukulele. It's a ukulele that resembles a 1960s Martin Style-1. Main Materials: Top, Side, Back Mahogany plywood Production Period: 196? Manufacturer: Kamano Gakki Country of Origin: Okayama, Japan Comments: No. 700 from the Okayama factory. This is different from the 600-800 series with different labels from the late 1960s onwards. There are some minor scratches, but it's a relatively clean ukulele. No claims and no returns accepted. Shipping will be done with simple packaging, wrapped in bubble wrap or protective paper.