Gretsch Country Classic II, made in 1993. It's a hollow body with dummy f-holes. I bought it from a musical instrument store about two years ago. It has a unique Gretsch sound and looks amazing, but I mostly play my Telecaster, and I'm a bit short on cash, so I'm selling it. I replaced the tremolo arm with one that has a cool bend, and the tuning pegs with Gotoh locking tuners. The original arm and pegs are also included. The pegs were a direct replacement, and the arm can easily be put back to original by searching online. The new pegs were just purchased and turn very smoothly, making string changes easy. The bridge is fixed with double-sided tape, so it doesn't easily move. The neck is in good condition and appears straight, with plenty of room in the truss rod. The action is low with no buzzing. The frets also seem to have plenty of height. The leather pad on the back of the body has a dignified look and is cool. The pad buttons are not damaged and fasten securely. One issue is that the shaft of the second volume pot from the bottom is broken in half. I broke it when I tried to align the G mark on the volume knob (which is secured with a side screw) and widened the split shaft with pliers. Currently, the broken half of the shaft is still inserted. It rotates without issue and there's no scratchiness, so you wouldn't notice it unless you were told, but if you're concerned, you should replace it. A hard case, original parts, truss rod wrench, and everything in the pictures are included.