Martin 0-42 12 Fret 1910, Natural

$32,000.00

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Specs


Instrument	Parlor and Small Body
Brand	Martin
Model	0-42
Finish	Natural
SKU	GF9411-A
Handedness	Right
Made In Year	1910
Top	Adirondack Spruce
Back and Sides	Brazilian Rosewood
Neck/Fingerboard	Spanish Cedar/Ebony
Bridge Material	Ivory
Tuners	Original
Neck Profile	V
Neck Depth	0.929" - 1.028"
Scale Length	24.75"
Nut Width	1.841"
String Spacing at Saddle	2.441"
Contains Brazilian Rosewood (Y/N)	Y
Electronics	N/A
Case	Period correct HSC
Modifications/Repairs	Top and back refinished (French polish), refinished neck, bridge re-glue, neck reset, 5" splined back crack, multiple top cracks repaired (4 cleats), refret

Description

This 1910 Martin 0-42 is a 12-fret, small-bodied guitar that showcases Martin’s exquisite craftsmanship from the early 20th century. Built with Brazilian rosewood back and sides and an Adirondack spruce top, it features ornate abalone inlay on the top, rosette, and fingerboard extension, along with an elegant ivory bridge. Its short scale and slotted headstock contribute to a warm, articulate voice with remarkable clarity and projection, making it a prized example of Martin’s pre-war craftsmanship. Check out the Specs tab for the full repair history. Includes a period correct hardshell case.

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