This is a guitar in progress, made by my father who enjoyed building guitars in his lifetime. There are traces of the top binding having been reapplied, and the presence of a fretted fingerboard suggests that the top may have been replaced after completion. There are no traces of a bridge having been attached. In any case, the background details are unknown. The body has an original shape, but it's a small size similar to a 00 with the thickness of a dreadnought. The top is Adirondack spruce, the sides & back are walnut, and the neck is mahogany with an adjustable truss rod, 14-fret joint, and scalloped X-bracing. In my subjective opinion, the tap tone suggests that the bracing is not detached anywhere. However, as it is a homemade item and still in progress, I am listing it as a junk item. The materials seem to be excellent. I hope to pass it on to someone who can make use of it for practice in guitar repair, woodworking, or DIY projects. Guitar Repair Handmade Guitar Woodworking DIY Martin Gibson Merrill Santa Cruz Vintage Guitar