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1950s Martin ‘0’ Ukulele

Vintage Martin Ukulele. A classic Martin Style 0 soprano ukulele. This one is in original played condition. See photos for details on the condition of the ukulele. Strum wear. Some nicks and dings. No cracks or repairs or needed repairs. Solid mahogany face, back, sides, neck, and bridge with rosewood fretboard. A wonderful playing ukulele for both the collector or musician alike. Price: SOLD
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1960s Martin ‘0’ Ukulele

Vintage Martin Ukulele. A beautiful Martin Style 0 soprano ukulele handcrafted in the 1960s by C.F. Martin & Co in Nazareth, PA. This one is perfect for those backyard jams. Solid mahogany face, back, sides, neck, and bridge with rosewood fretboard. Various nicks and dings and there is a shadow of a sticker that was likely removed at some point from the back of the ukulele. There is also one hairline fracture on the side of the ukulele that is very stable and does not move. Please see photos for specific condition of the ukulele. This uke is a wonderful player u
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1950s Martin ‘2M’ Ukulele

Beautiful 1950s Martin 2M Soprano Ukulele. This is a wonderful playing ukulele from one of the highest regarded manufacturers of ukuleles, C.F. Martin & Co. The 1950s Martin & Co 2M soprano ukulele can be characterized with classic style mahogany wood top, back, sides, and neck ‘stained’ to the classic dark rich C.F. Martin &  Co. wood-stain. Top, and back ivroid binding. Rosewood fretboard and mahogany wood bridge. Traditional concentric circle purfling rosette. Classic “C.F. Martin & Co” stamp inside of the soundhole. Now is your chance
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Martin Historian: Michael Longworth Concert Ukulele

Vintage Ukulele. Beautiful and rare custom concert ukulele handcrafted by Martin Historian and custom guitar/ukulele luthier, Michael Longworth of Bell Buckle, Tennessee. Michael worked for C.F. Martin & Co. during the ‘golden’ era in which the company crafted some of the finest ukuleles and guitars on the market. Even after having retired from the company he continued to be the foremost authority on the company’s history; namely in terms of the custom guitars and logging/verification of ukulele production quantities, styles, and luthier techni
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