For inventory clearance, I am offering this for sale. In 1966, Yamaha established a guitar research department with the aim of developing high-end products. In 1967, they invited Eduardo Ferrer, a master craftsman from Spain, to assist in the production of classical guitars and received technical guidance on traditional Spanish manufacturing methods. In August 1967, the Yamaha GC-10, 7, 5, and 3 were released, marking the beginning of the Grand Concert series, which continues to this day. The main features are a rich low end, slightly mellow high notes, a full resonance, and a dry, impactful sound. As shown in the images, there is some peeling of the surface finish on the body. Otherwise, there is no major damage, and I believe this is a guitar you will be satisfied with. It will be placed in a soft case and carefully packed with bubble wrap and cardboard before shipping. Thank you.