NGD - Mark IV Classical

[JohnW63]

I got the Mark IV today. It arrived in a very clean box, considering how far it traveled.
Here is the forum link to the guitar, with pictures.

Sold - 1964 Guild Mark IV classical with hard case - $560 shipped

So, I have a 1964 Mark IV that I’m looking to sell. Pearwood back and sides. Only issue with the guitar is it appears the top finish (and only the top) was removed at some point. Tuners were also replaced, but the originals are included, as well as a hard case. That aside, it plays and sounds...

letstalkguild.com

While Heath mentioned the top finish may have been removed, I think it's still there, but very thin. There is some " shadow " around the bridge that is a bit more orange colored. It could be is was carefully sanded down. The rosette looks fine. I don't know if it is stock or not, but who ever did the top did a nice job. Nice enough for me anyway. Otherwise it looks very clean for being 59 years old in all other respects. Thanks, Heath!

Now, I have to learn the song I was told to learn if I bought a nylon string guitar.

 

[twocorgis]

Well done gents! If I didn't already own a terrific Mark V, I would have been all over that one.

 

[chazmo]

John that's great! Congrats!

 

[7GuildsandanSG]

Now, I have to learn the song I was told to learn if I bought a nylon string guitar.

Which is?

 

[GGJaguar]

Terrific, congrats!!

 

[JohnW63]

7Guilds,

https://letstalkguild.com/ltg/index...-if-i-learn-to-play-this.216637/#post-2089450

 

[JohnW63]

What are the saddles made of on these? I can see through it.

 

[Brad Little]

Was the Mark IV made with a Spanish foot, or was that only on V-VI-VII?

 

[silverfox103]

No Spanish foot on the pearwoods Brad.

Tom

 

[Westerly Wood]

Awesome! I definitely plan on getting a Mark when I retire from steel string. I won’t look for any other classical.