In which week of which year?
Standard Guild dreadnought body 15-3/4" lower bout***; 5" depth***; 25-5/8 scale; rosewood bridge/fretboard; mahogany neck, 1-11/16 nut.
*** give or take some fractions according to build year/variations in tooling
'68-'72 approx.: Solid mahogany back sides and top (flatback)
'72-74 approx.: transitional period in which both all-mahogany archbacks and spruce-topped 'hog-bodied archbacks were produced after the hog-topped archbacks, but it looks like most of the all-hog archbacks were made in '73 and that both tops were available in '74. Don't know if it was due to offering "top options" or just overlapped production.
'74 approx to '01: arched mahogany back/sides, spruce top. Have seen all hog archbacks from this period including just 1 from '76, but may have been old factory inventory or "top options" as mentioned above.
'02-'03: All 'hog flatback formula revived in Corona
'04: replaced by GADD25 all-hog flatback
Nut and saddle: yes
Frets: yes
Tuning machines: yes.
Optional combination ashtray/bottle-cap opener: Aftermarket installed by RayK inc.
Finish colors: Natural, Cherry, Black, Brown, Woodgrain Red, Yellow, Trans Red, Sunburst, Mahogany.
Blue:
Corona colors including Trans (or Woodgrain?) Blue, Seafoam, and Trans White(?):
Honey Blonde:
Transparent White:
Not sure if those two are actually the same color under different lighting, and Corona's lack of color ID on label makes it difficult to tell.
In any case have only seen these pics of that color(s), so must be pretty rare.