Vintage charm abounds in this beautifully restored National lap guitar, lovingly crafted by the iconic team at The New Yorker. With its sleek mahogany body and rich, sun-kissed finish, this instrument exudes classic style and sophistication.
Measuring 24 inches long, this 1950s-era National lap guitar is a true collector's item, boasting impeccable craftsmanship and attention to detail that is reminiscent of the golden age of American music. Its distinctive fretted neck and smooth playing surface make it a joy to play, while its rich tonewoods evoke the warm, resonant tones of classic jazz and blues.
The New Yorker case, complete with its signature chrome hardware and elegant design, adds to the instrument's timeless appeal. As a testament to its age, this guitar retains its original luster and beauty, making it a rare find for any serious collector or enthusiast. Whether you're a seasoned musician or just starting out, this National lap guitar is sure to delight with its unique character and exceptional craftsmanship.
