The mouse that roared! What a little beast! The warmest, driest, huskiest, most mahogany-est tone imaginable, and capable of just remarkable volume, as well. This thing would record just beautifully.

A pre-War classic. A true “Golden Era” instrument. It’s been in one family the whole time. I suspect that it’s had a refret, but it was a good one. This guitar is as light as a feather.

It’s small, but technically, a “parlor” guitar is even smaller than this one. But whatever you call it, this is a truly wonderful couch cuddler.

top: mahogany

b&s mahogany

neck: mahogany

neck width: 1-¾”

bridge: rosewood

saddle: compensated

fingerboard: rosewood

bracing: forward-shifted, scalloped X

frets: 14 to the body

finish: nitrocellulose lacquer

tuners: Grover