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1904 Larson Brothers Maurer Maple Parlor

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1904 Larson Brothers Maurer Maple Parlor

$8,995

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Last observed 28 Oct 2026. Confirm current availability with the seller.

Brand in listing
Other
Category
Acoustic guitar
Condition
Not specified by the source
Source country
US
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Larson Brothers guitars are rare to see, manufactured by Swedish brothers Carl and August Larson in Chicago from the early 1900s to the mid-1940s and rarely branded under their name. They are held in high regard as some of the most innovative builders in the early days of flattop acoustics. This "Maurer" parlor is an incredible playing and sounding guitar with beautiful harmonic qualities and impressive headroom. It is in very good condition with a couple of crack repairs, worn edges, and a patina throughout. This is an incredible vintage parlor. Includes original hardshell case.

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