Beautiful nicely figured example of a vintage Martin 0-18K in great shape. Ebony fretboard, bar frets, 1 7/8” at the nut. This is not a conversion from a Hawaiian setup to standard Spanish like many of these on the market. This guitar came stock with a round neck contoured for acoustic...

SN:46387. Here is a very fine example of Martin’s most popular Koa wood guitar – the 0-18K. The majority of these guitars were designed to be played in the lap with slides (Hawaiian style) and were set up with tall nuts and saddles, flush frets, and flat fretboards. In 1927, Martin discovered a...

Natural, 12 fret, steel string, 24 3/4” scale. One of only 125 made in 1930. First year of the belly bridge. All solid Koa construction. One of Martin’s first guitars with steel strings as standard in the 1920’s. These lightweight guitar sounds big and balanced for its size. The pre-war wood is...

MARTIN 0-18K, 1928, all Koa wood body, 12 fret neck with slotted peghead, Ebony board with T-frets, repro Ebony pyramid bridge, no cracks, small 1" hole patched in the side, recent neck reset by Ian Davlin, 1 7/8" at the Ebony nut, 24.9" scale, hairline top crack...