Eastman AC720:
 
Though Eastman, founded in 1992, had become known for making high-quality yet affordable violins, violas, cellos, and and string basses, in 2008, the company entered the world of guitar with their first flattop acoustic models. This new line included the AC720.
 
Featuring a solid spruce top, solid rosewood back and sides, and ebony fretboard and bridge, this early Eastman acoustic boasts all the features the brand has since become admired for: quality materials and expert craftsmanship that translates into an incredible—yet affordable—instrument.
 
While the guitar doesn't have any breaks or repairs, there is slight finish de-lamination right above the bridge (see pictures above).
This instrument comes with a hardshell case.
 
Specs:
 
Solid spruce top.
Solid rosewood back and sides.
Ebony fretboard and bridge.
1 3/4" nut width.
Scalloped X-bracing.
25.4" scale length.