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C. Bruno - 1860's-1880's Parlor Acoustic Guitar - Spruce Brazilian Rosewood - w/Seidel Tuners And Original Case - x1402 - VINTAGE
This exceptional 19th-century parlor acoustic guitar, crafted by the historic C. Bruno company between the 1860s and 1880s, is a stunning testament to the golden era of American luthiery. Featuring a premium solid spruce top paired with a breathtaking Brazilian rosewood back and sides, this instrument delivers a surprisingly robust, articulate voice with the sweet, focused midrange and resonant warmth that defines high-quality parlor guitars of this period. Every detail speaks to its vintage pedigree, from the delicate historical appointments to the rare, original Seidel tuners that still grace the headstock, offering a true window into musical history.
Remarkably well-preserved, this instrument bridges the gap between a historically significant collector's piece and a fully playable work of art. It retains an incredible amount of its original character and comes complete with its rare, original hardshell case, a spectacular find for an instrument nearing a century and a half old. Whether you are a dedicated collector of acoustic history or a player seeking a unique, soulful vintage tone for the studio, this C. Bruno parlor guitar stands out as a magnificent centerpiece of American instrument manufacturing.
This guitar has had extensive repairs and restoration done to it and was brought back to life by experienced luthier Doug MacCormack. See pics for full cosmetic details.
