Martin D-21 1967, Natural

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Specs


Instrument	Dreadnought
Brand	Martin
Model	D-21
Finish	Natural
SKU	GF8717-A
Handedness	Right
Made In Year	1967
Top	Sitka Spruce
Back and Sides	Brazilian Rosewood
Neck/Fingerboard	Mahogany/ Brazilian Rosewood
Bridge Material	Rosewood
Tuners	Original Grover
Neck Profile	C
Neck Depth	.795"- 1.000"
Scale Length	25.4"
Radius	16"
Nut Width	1.69"
String Spacing at Saddle	2.114"
Contains Brazilian Rosewood (Y/N)	Y
Electronics	None
Case	1960s Martin Harptone with Velvet Green Lining (sprayed black, replacement handle and tape repair to lower bout)
Modifications/Repairs	Neck reset, refret, replacement nut/saddle/pins, replacement pickguard, replacement bridge, very worn finish, original bridge plate, endpin drilled for electronics (now has NoJak), reglued back binding, "Rambling Jack Elliott" carving
1 9/16”	1.563”
1 5/8”	1.625”
1 11/16”	1.688”
1 3/4”	1.750”
1 7/8”	1.875”

Description

Character. This 1967 Martin D-21 is one of the last of the rare D-21s made before the model was discontinued in 1969. Inch for square inch, the D-21 has more Brazilian Rosewood on it than any other model: headstock veneer, fingerboard, back and sides. The bridge on this one appears to have been replaced, but the neck was reset and given a refret. One of the coolest features of this guitar is the extremely worn finish; adorned with a "Ramblin Jack Elliott" signature. The authenticity of the signature can't be confirmed, but to do such a practice to a vintage guitar and it be well worn around it, we find it highly likely it was by the famed cowboy singer/ recording engineer of Nashville lore; this guitar sounds like it would fit in one of his tunes.

Comes in worn 1960s velvet lined Harptone Martin case.

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