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  Here is a near-mint 2024 Collings D1AT with an Adirondack top that looks, feels, and sounds phenomenal. Frets are spotless, and the tone is everything you would expect from Collings - clear, powerful, and balanced. A strap button has been added at the neck heel, and it comes with the original hardshell case and papers.
  This is the classic dreadnought done the Collings way —extremely loud, powerful, balanced, and clear. The square-shouldered 14-fret dreadnought is the most popular steel-string acoustic guitar shape in the world, and while many builders make them, Collings brings unmatched tonal clarity and refinement to the big-bodied design. Its strong bass response makes it perfect for vocal accompaniment, while its articulate projection makes it a favorite of bluegrass flatpickers who need to cut through banjos and fiddles.

Here is a 2016 Taylor T5z Standard in Honey Sunburst. It is in excellent condition with only light cosmetic wear. Just recently set up, it plays and sounds great. Includes the original Taylor hardshell case.

  Here is a beautiful Waterloo WL-12 by Collings, inspired by the great small-body guitars of the 1920s and 30s, finished in a classic sunburst. Built with exceptional, highly figured flamed maple back and sides and spruce top. This is the 12-fret version of the WL series, with that warm, open, and woody voice these guitars are loved for, with a touch of extra clarity and punch from the maple.
  This one is in excellent condition, showing only the faintest signs of playwear and use. The frets are spotless, and the neck feels fantastic. Comes with the original Waterloo
hardshell case.

Here's a 48 year old S.L. Mossman Flint Hills model Rosewood Dreadnought. Made in 1977. Handmade in Winfield, Kansas the Flint Hills is perhaps the most well known model of the Mossman models, featuring a Sitka Spruce top, East Indian Rosewood Back and Sides, Ebony Fingerboard and Bridge, Grover Rotomatic tuners, 25 3/4" inch scale length, and Mossman’s own proprietary bracing.

Here's a stunning Alvarez Model 4286 Montana Five Star 5-string banjo. Made in the early 1970's. This banjo is in very good condition. Showing some finish wear on he bottom and fading of the gold hardware. The frets are near perfect. It shows some wear on the bottom of the lower bout. It would be difficult to find a 50+ year old instrument in much better condition. That said, it has extraordinary tone, it's gorgeous, and it's easy to play. A Bluegrass picker's dream.