1942 Epiphone Broadway

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AUD $3,495

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A Rare WWII-Era Acoustic Guitar - Hand-Carved Maple Body

Discover a unique piece of musical history with this 1942 Epiphone Broadway acoustic guitar, a testament to craftsmanship and resilience from the World War II era. This exquisite instrument boasts a hand-carved solid spruce top, renowned for its clear and resonant sound.

The multi-ply bound body, meticulously crafted from hand-carved figured maple, showcases the dedication to detail that defined Epiphone's craftsmanship during this period.

The maple neck, featuring a three-ply walnut-maple-walnut center stripe, adds a touch of elegance, while the Brazilian rosewood fingerboard with classic block mother-of-pearl inlays enhances both the visual appeal and playability.

Vintage Charm and Playability Restored

This 1942 Epiphone Broadway carries the marks of its age, bearing witness to countless hours of playing time. The neck has been professionally reset to ensure optimal comfort and playability for modern musicians. The original Epsilon logo 16:1 tuners have been meticulously reinstalled, maintaining the guitar's vintage aesthetic and historical integrity.

A Legacy of Craftsmanship

Epiphone, a renowned name in the guitar industry, has a rich heritage of producing exceptional instruments. The Broadway model, known for its distinctive design and warm tone, has been cherished by musicians across genres. This 1942 Epiphone Broadway is a prime example of the brand's commitment to quality and innovation.

This vintage Epiphone guitar is in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.

Awaiting its next chapter in musical history, whether you're a collector seeking a unique addition to your collection or a musician looking for an instrument with a story to tell, this 1942 Epiphone Broadway is an opportunity not to be missed.

Year:1942
Brand:Epiphone
Model:Broadway
Body:Handcarved Spruce Top. Handcarved Flame Maple Back and Sides
Neck:Maple with 3 Play Walnut-Maple-Walnut Stripe. Neck Depth at 1st fret is 9/10ths of an inch.
Fretboard:Brazilian Rosewood
Markers:Block Mother of Pearl Inlays
Modifications & Repairs:Neck Reset, Original Epsilon Tuners Reinstalled. Missing Pickguard, Cutaway Installed Later. Most Likely Refretted.
Case:Modern Hard Case

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