This 1919 Martin 0-18 has a century of playing behind it, and it shows — but in the best way. The wear is real and the repair history is thorough: refret, neck reset, bridge reglue, replacement bridge pins and saddle, several back crack repairs, a center seam repair with cleats, an old bridge plate replacement, and a patched bottom puncture with additional crack work. The guitar is stable and playing well because of it. The 12-fret, 0-body format is exactly what you'd want from this era — ladder-braced, intimate, and with the kind of open, responsive tone that small prewar Martins are known for. A guitar this old with this much life in stable condition doesn't come around often.
Includes vintage Epiphone chipboard case.