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Rare 1932 Martin C-1 Round Sound Hole Archtop Guitar, Excellent Condition, plays like Butter !
29 lis 2013 · Does anyone have an idea what a good condition (all original) 1934 Martin C-2 archtop would go for these days? I don't see many of them around (for sale, at least!), so I've not had much luck trying to track down recent sale prices.
One of C. F. Martin & Co.'s more unusual but often overlooked guitars, the f-hole C-2 represents the company's noble but ultimately doomed attempts to challenge Gibson and Epiphone for the swing-era archtop market.
1 wrz 2024 · This is a 1931 Martin C-2 archtop, with the following specs: - 000-sized Brazilian Rosewood back and sides. - Carved spruce top. - Ebony fingerboard. - Vertical CF Martin logo (the first model to ever feature this)
Estimated Value for Martin C-2 Round 1931 - 1933 on Reverb. Filter by model. Includes material, year, finish. Filter by condition. Good to Mint Mint Excellent Very Good Good. * Excludes Brand New, B Stock, Fair, Poor, and Non-functioning. Prices exclude shipping and tax/VAT/GST. View Price Guide Sell Yours. Product Reviews.
Like Gibson's venerable L-4 model, the C-2 was originally built with a round soundhole, in a carved solid Adirondack spruce soundboard. Martin's most popular and longest running archtop model, the C-2 was offered in an f-hole version as well by 1932, which continued in production for another decade.
Prices subject to change without notice. C. F. Martin C-2 Model Arch Top Acoustic Guitar (1937), made in Nazareth, PA, serial # 66518, sunburst top, natural back and sides finish, Brazillian rosewood sides and back, spruce top, mahogany neck with ebony fingerboard, original black hard shell case.
