1941 Martin 000-21:
 
First introduced as a 12-fret flattop in 1902, the Martin 000-21 was reintroduced in 1934 as 14-fret version, this particular example being from 1942. Hosting "pre-war" features, this guitar has an Adirondack spruce top, Brazilian rosewood back and sides, and Style-18 appointments (tortoiseshell binding, Style-18 fretboard inlays), in addition to a herringbone rosette found primarily on Style-21s.
 
This particular example has undergone a professional neck reset, refret, and has been brought to prime structural and playing condition (please see attached photo for full details on the work performed).
 
This instrument comes with its original hardshell case (pictured).
 
Specs:
 
1-3/4" nut width.
24.8" scale length.
20-fret ebony fretboard, original, reglued.
5 replaced fretboard inlays.
Mahogany neck.
Professional neck reset.
000 body size.
All-solid construction.
Adirondack spruce top.
Brazilian rosewood back and sides.
Original ebony bridge.`
New bone nut and saddle.
Full refret with .080"x.040" fret wire.
Original bridge plate has been refurbished.
In prime playing condition, professionally set-up.
Please contact the shop with any additional questions!