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. There is one crack on the back, which has been repaired with Titebond (see photo 10). The holes in the bridge for securing the strings have become enlarged, and beads have been inserted to hold the strings in place. When changing strings, please use beads to secure them. I haven't changed the strings recently, but it is playable (see photo 6). Other than the above, there are few scratches, and the condition is relatively good. Based on the white piano mark label, this is a 60A from the late 1964s or later. Normally, it has a slightly more reddish color, but this one has a yellowish tint (details unknown). It's a solid top with wooden pegs, making it very light at 285g. The wood is solid tangile. How about it for those interested in vintage ukuleles? No claims and no returns. Shipping will be done by wrapping it in bubble wrap or protective paper and placing it in a reused cardboard box.