Stunning Vintage 1940-1950s Orpheum Acoustic Archtop Guitar in Excellent Condition!!
Beautiful Vintage 1940s-1950s Orpheum Acoustic Archtop Guitar, made by Kay in USA. This is a very cool guitar with arched spruce top and arched maple back and sides, rosewood fretboard and bridge, original 1-3/4\" bone nut,25-3/4\"scale length,new tuners and shop madetortoiseshellpickguard, old tailpiece is notoriginal. It plays great with a neck reset and light fret dressing,strung with 80/20 11-52 strings.It has a huge fat neck, definitely a hand full. Very cool vintage Orpheum with vibrant sunburst finish and original logo.Plays great with a nice big straight neck! It\'s got some minor scratches and dings and a large repaired scrunch on the bottom, as seen in a couple of the pics. This is a very cool guitar, let me know if I can answer any questions!
All vintage and used items are sold as-is with no returns or refunds. Please read entire description and review all pictures and be sure to ask any questions you may have before offerding or making an offer. I have a great deal of experience packing and shipping guitars, so rest assured that I will get your item to you safely. Most of my guitars are sold without cases, although I usually have a suitable case for most of the guitars I have for sale at an additional cost. I ship worldwide, although some countries require Global Express shipping for larger packages. Please inquire about shipping costs if there is any question about whether I can ship USPS Priority to your country. I expect all buyers to honor their offers or offers and complete payment within 2 days of sale. I buy a lot of guitars and guitar related equipment, but typically don’t do trades unless it’s local. I also sell on Reverb, where I’m able to include up to twice as many pictures for your consideration. Many of my items are for sale locally as well, so I reserve the right to end this listing at any time.
I specialize in everything from Stellas to Stratocasters, with a primary focus on the Harmony, Kay and various USA catalogue brands from the 30’s through the 60’s. I love talking guitars so your questions and comments are encouraged. I’m fortunate to have many great repeat buyers and look forward to making your vintage guitar buying experience awesome. Thanks for stopping by!
