The guitar for sale is a Yamaha acoustic guitar made in Japan around 1965. The 1960s were a period of experimentation for Yamaha, and also the dawn of the classical guitar world in Japan. Production techniques for Spanish guitars from Spanish guitar makers such as Mr. Eduardo Ferrer and Mr. Hernandez y Aguado were successively introduced to Yamaha's Hamamatsu headquarters after 1968, so the guitar for sale is from the previous generation. In other words, this is a Yamaha guitar made with purely Japanese techniques, created by Yamaha craftsmen through trial and error. The top is spruce, the sides and back are maple, the neck is maple, and the fingerboard and bridge appear to be mahogany. It was skillfully made using materials from that time, and is slightly smaller and lighter, making it easy to handle. Half a century has passed since its production, and the acoustic effects of the spruce and maple have matured into a gentle, gorgeous, and soft tone. The previous owner had the entire guitar repainted to repair the scratches, dents, and scuffs caused by aging, and the pegs have been newly replaced. The repairs have put it in decent condition. Also, strings for trial playing have been strung, so you can start playing it right away. For vintage guitar enthusiasts, we present the Yamaha NO. G-60, a purely Japanese-made, original classical guitar, made during the dawn of Yamaha's production. Total length: 100 cm String length: 65.5 cm String height: Approximately 2.4 mm at the 12th fret, 1st string Approximately 3.0 mm at the 6th string Nut width: Approximately 5.1 cm Body thickness: Approximately 9.6 cm It will be wrapped in bubble wrap and reinforced with cardboard for packaging. We will deliver it safely.