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The Large Soundhole Dreadnought is a flatpicking cannon inspired by some of our favorite bluegrass legends. Featuring an AT Adirondack top and stunning Madagascar Rosewood back & sides, this guitar has an extra dose of projection and maintains all of the punch of our standard Dreadnoughts.

Here's a new old stock R.Taylor Style 2 hard shell case made by Ameritage. It will also fit a Taylor Grand Concert GC size model. A nice upgrade over the Taylor Deluxe hardshell case. Durable Cordura Plus covering, exclusive valance closure, protective trim machine-stitched to wood shell. Strong, breathable 6-ply hardwood veneer shell. The instrument is suspended in a compression fit, shock absorption shell.  If you are looking for a strong, well made, good-for-the-road hard case, but not as heavy as a flight case, grab this.

There is a video on Youtube of Roy Smeck playing the ukulele, that is the most awesome thing in the world. He plays it to death, it is mind boggling. You should check it out. Here we have a Silvertone Baritone Uke made by the Harmony Company in the 1950's. Sear's brand name was Silvertone, and they contracted guitar companies to build instruments for them. This was built in Chicago at the Harmony factory. It shows some wear, the main problem is the binding is deteriorating. It can be replaced or you can play it as is. It plays well, the frets are good and the action is fine. There aren't any cracks or other problems. It has a good looking non-original tweed hard case. The top portion of the case looks like it was partially crushed but still functions and protects the instrument.