1954 Guild F-50 Navarre eBay

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Seller's description appears to be pretty accurate for a change -- looks in remarkable shape for its age, or any age.

Unfortunately I left my 13 grand in my other pants.
 
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That's a very ambitious price, but indeed it looks like a very nice guitar. Has anyone checked the bible to confirm that 2158 is 1954? That is pretty darn early!
 

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Good point, Sandy. Looks like a rosewood bridge. Can't tell about the fretboard from those grainy, crappy pictures.
I might get Hans'd, but I don't think there's ever been an F40 with an ebony fretboard. Maybe a GSR?
 

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That's an F-50, Sandy. Right?
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Gosh it’s exquisite. Made in NYC. Arched back too?
 

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That is a very very cool guitar! Unfortunately I don't have that kind of cash in any pairs of my pants!

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Sorry, but for that price there are other acoustic guitars (yes, more than one) I'd rather have.
 
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Way over priced. It’s amazing looking. But they don’t show the “Jack repair” and 11 g’s? Come on now. Eeek
 

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Saw that guitar close to 10 years ago and at that time the hole was already professionally repaired; looked pretty good!
Yes, this same seller had this guitar up for auction back in 2013 and they were asking $12,500 so now it's $1,000 off! It is pretty sweet.

... and they are using the same photos from 10 years ago.
 
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Gorgeous burst for sure. Those rounded MOP block inlays are very nice. Great eye candy but waaaay above my pay grade.
 
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Indeed, Ralf. Also, I'm sure Hans agrees or he would've said something earlier.

That's pretty amazing. This is certainly an early example of the F-50. Can't imagine it'll draw that kind of coin, but it sure would be cool to own this little piece of history.
 

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Maybe 11 is the string gauge on the guitar...
 
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