NGD - Deco

[awagner]

Absolutely beautiful!

Is the sign yours?

Yes.

 

[Opsimath]

Yes.

Nice! A great sign, and the guitar that's on the sign!

 

[chazmo]

What model is it? Is it like a D100?

Woody, the "Deco" was its own model. Pretty much bespoke/unique appointments. It had no D-?? model designation... Right, Andrew?

 

[D30Man]

Wow that is stellar. Just stellar. This is the coolest Chesterfield logo I have ever laid eyes on. Nice score. Richard's got the goods faux shaux...
BRING THE BLING!!!

 

[Westerly Wood]

Woody, the "Deco" was its own model. Pretty much bespoke/unique appointments. It had no D-?? model designation... Right, Andrew?

But what dread model would it equate to? And why did they call it Deco?

 

[richardp69]

But what dread model would it equate to? And why did they call it Deco?

Nolt sure it really equates to any other Guild model. Maybe like a Martin D 42, As far as the name goes, like the Finesse model and many others, I'm not sure it means anything particular. But then again, what the heck to I know?

 

[Westerly Wood]

Nolt sure it really equates to any other Guild model. Maybe like a Martin D 42, As far as the name goes, like the Finesse model and many others, I'm not sure it means anything particular. But then again, what the heck to I know?

D-42 analogy works for me, thanks Richard. I got to play a friend dad's D-41, which is a stellar instrument, easy to play, airy. Just awesome.

 

[awagner]

Woody, the "Deco" was its own model. Pretty much bespoke/unique appointments. It had no D-?? model designation... Right, Andrew?

Correct.

Here is some information about this model.

Guild Deco - Westerly Guild Guitars

 

[Guildypleasure]

And why did they call it Deco?

Found this description online.

Guild's rosewood "Deco" dreadnought combines traditional Guild elements of pearl and abalone inlay with the delicate patterns of the Art Deco period.