It is all setup with no issues and ready to play. It comes with a cool Washburn coffin case. I really like this guitar and have really enjoyed it. I have always kept the guitar properly humidified, in its case when not played, and strings slacked when not played daily. The tuners are new vintage replicas from StewMac.
There are some old stable repaired cracks on the top which my luthiers examined and left alone, There has been overspray on the back most likely by the X bracer. The sound file is great Thanks for the post. One is a Oahu square neck all birch and the other is a Regal with a cedar top and mahogany back and sides. I have two ladder braced guitars from the 1920s. There are a few top cracks, all in the lower bout bass quadrant below the bridge, except for a small one above the bridge, none of which have moved at all since I’ve had the guitar. Love your work mate The old parlor guitars have the mojo alright. The frets were done right before I got the guitar, and they are in excellent condition. Whether finger picking or strumming you’ll be amazed. Lay the straightedge along the fretboard to determine neck straightness. 1930s REGAL PARLOR ACOUSTIC GUITAR Up for your consideration is a clean, original 1930s REGAL Parlor acoustic guitar, made by REGAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT CO.
New Scalloped bracings finish things off beautifully. Use the magnifying glass and flashlight to scrutinize the wood, finish and overall instrument for cracks, dings, checks and separation at the neck joint, bridge or binding. We have completely rebuilt this old girl from the ground up. There are three little holes for a tailpiece, the ghost of which can be faintly seen. Sporting a solid Adirondack spruce top and solid birch back and sides. The neck is Ash with a sharpish V neck, but is very slim and nice in the hand.
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