Slingerland Songster c. 1936

This ladder braced Slingerland began as a Hawaiian guitar, but was converted fairly early on. The Slingerland has a solid Adirondack Spruce top and a Curly Laminated Maple back and sides.

The steel reinforced Mahogany neck has a very comfortable V-neck profile with a strapped Rosewood fretboard. Furthermore, this ladder braced guitar is equipped with a non-original oversized tortoise pickguard. There is a repaired crack on the back of the Rosewood bridge.

This Slingerland has recently undergone a neck reset and is fully tuned with a new bone nut and slanted bone saddle. Therefore, playability is good, but a refret is recommended for optimal playability.

Comes with a modern case.