Mr. Osamu Nakade is the son of Mr. Rokutaro Nakade, and is a rare guitar maker who produces various types of guitars, including classical and flamenco models. While inheriting the techniques of the Nakade school, he also creates works that are not bound by convention, using his own skills and ideas. Mr. Osamu Nakade's guitars are handmade, so the number of completed instruments is small, making them valuable guitars that are not often seen. The guitar for sale is believed to have been made in the late 1970s, around the time when the young Mr. Osamu left Mr. Rokutaro. It appears to be a classical-type guitar that is light and easy to handle, using good materials, and seems to be the prototype of the black guitar that can be used for both classical and flamenco. The top is a solid spruce top with tight grain and a reddish hue, the sides and back are solid rosewood with beautiful straight grain, the neck is hard and tight mahogany, the fingerboard is striped ebony with beautiful stripes, and the bridge appears to be straight-grained rosewood, with a German-style heel joint. In addition, the acoustic effects of spruce and rosewood create a brilliant and rhythmic tone. Although nearly half a century has passed since its production, there are few scratches and dents, and the previous owner has repaired the finish due to several surface cracks on the top, so it maintains a good condition despite its age. Also, strings for trial playing are attached, so you can start playing immediately. For all guitar enthusiasts, please consider the Osamu Nakade Model 130 guitar, which is very valuable due to its limited production. Total Length: 99 cm Scale Length: 65.5 cm String Height: Approximately 2.1 mm at the 12th fret, 1st string Approximately 2.8 mm at the 6th string Nut Width: Approximately 5.1 cm Body Thickness: Approximately 9.6 cm Used case included The used case will be wrapped in bubble wrap for packaging. We will deliver it safely.