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Discover the vintage charm and sonic brilliance of the 1972 Guild F112 12-String Acoustic Guitar, a beloved relic crafted in Westerly, Rhode Island. This extraordinary instrument, with its small-body design, is a harmonious blend of classic craftsmanship and modern playability, perfect for musicians seeking a unique addition to their collection. The guitar's spruce top paired with mahogany sides offers a warm, resonant sound and a shimmering high end, making it a standout choice for both stage and studio.

With a Brazilian rosewood bridge reglued to perfection and a newly carved bone saddle, this Guild F112 has been lovingly restored to ensure optimal performance. Its dual-truss rod assures a straight neck, further complemented by a refret for smooth playability. While showing signs of its storied past through minor cosmetic wear, each scratch and ding adds to its character, telling tales of countless performances and musical journeys.

This Guild is not just an instrument; it's a piece of history that has been revitalized for today's musician. Whether you're a seasoned player or an aspiring artist, the Guild F112 promises to inspire creativity and enhance your musical expression.

Key Features:

  • Year: 1972
  • Origin: Westerly, Rhode Island
  • Small-body 12-string acoustic design
  • Spruce top with mahogany sides
  • Brazilian rosewood bridge
  • Newly carved bone saddle
  • Dual-truss rod system
  • Refret for improved playability
  • Vintage cosmetic wear with minor repairs completed
WOODMAN GUITAR

WOODMAN GUITAR

GUILD F 112 1972 ¥172,800

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GUILD F 112 1972 ¥172,800

WOODMAN GUITAR

WOODMAN GUITAR

Video thumbnail for 1972 Guild F112 12-string mini-jumbo flattop guitar by Jake Wildwood & Co

1972 Guild F112 12-string mini-jumbo flattop guitar

Jake Wildwood & Co

Jake Wildwood & Co

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See how Bob Marley uses Guild F112 12-String Acoustic

Bob Marley

Singer, Guitarist

Bob Marley & The Wailers

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Verified via Christie's

According to a fact sheet from Christie's auction house "a 1972 Guild F112 acoustic 12-string guitar (has been) used by Bob Marley on the 'Kaya' album, 1978, Serial No. 64026... According to the accompanying documents, Marley asked Junior Marvin if he could use this guitar during the recording of the 'Kaya' album at Island Studios and played it specifically on 'Is This Love?' and 'Time Will Tell.' Aston "Family Man" Barrett also recalls Marley using this guitar during these sessions. According to Marvin, this was the only 12-string acoustic that Marley used in his recordings, although he certainly owned a Hohner 12-string that he used at home for composing purposes around the time of the 'Survival' album in 1979".

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