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A remarkable Martin dreadnought guitar from 1968.
Bearclaw Spruce top with a wide grain.
Mahogany back and sides.
Brazilian Rosewood fingerboard and bridge.*
All original parts other than the machine heads which have been replaced to Grovers.
Excellent condition, only fault is some very light cosmetic damage shown in photographs.
Martin case included (later edition than the guitar)
This is guitar was purchased in Los Angeles, and is said to have belonged to Michael Landau the legendary session guitarist. No official documents to verify this however.
*This detail means that a CITES license is necessary for overseas shipping, if you are interested in this item and you do not live in the UK please get in touch and we will apply for a license - keep in mind that this might delay the shipping process.
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The Martin D-18 Dreadnought Guitar is an affordable piece of playable history from one of the biggest names in acoustic instruments. Less expensive than its D-28 counterpart thanks to mahogany in the sides and back instead of rosewood, the D-18 nevertheless retains a spry, resonant tone that's found favor with decades of players.
