perfectly playable V-shape vintage neck with original frets/fretboard and finish -original rosewood bridge adjustable in height -original trapeze tailpiece -new Kluson style tuners -new black pickguard according to original Egmond design very nice jazzy/django sound Will be well packaged and shipped by registered and insured post. A real plastic binding was a luxury addition for Egmond concepts at the time. The Toledo series came on the market in the early (or mid) 50's and they were made until 1974. The body sizes were 3/4, or also called Parlour size. The Toledo series were the cheapest guitars that Egmond ever made and they were considered being student, or beginners, guitars. the neck is a jazz type size joining the body of guitar at the 12th s in a natural finish with black headstock.ive never seen another as the last egmond guitars were made 1972.some electric egmonds were cheap and nasty guitars but this acoustic 12 is the best ive ever. So, extra attention has been paid to this instrument. The Egmond Toledo series in the 1969 catalog. i too own a egmond 12 was made in 1964 and plays fantastic. authentic high gloss brown finish -perfectly playable neck without fretbuzz (polished frets) body is actually equipped with a nice three-layer binding. Egmond guitars are still regularly offered nowadays, but rarely in this wonderfully beautiful condition. The brand experienced golden times in the 50s/60s and unfortunately went down in the early 70s in the competition with Asia/Japan/Korea. Built by EGMOND guitar construction Best/Eindhoven Netherlands. more EGMOND vintage Django/jazz guitar (archtop) late 1950s. Egmond guitars are still regularly offered nowadays, but rarely in this wonderfully.

EGMOND vintage Django/jazz guitar (archtop) late 1950s.

Egmond acoustic guitar with tailpiece