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1969 Martin D-35 Brazilian Rosewood Fretboard Acoustic Guitar - Natural

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Martin / 1969 · vintage, per listing

1969 Martin D-35 Brazilian Rosewood Fretboard Acoustic Guitar - Natural

$8,999

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

Brand in listing
Martin
Category
Acoustic guitar
Condition
Used
Source country
US
Year in seller's title
1969
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Seller's description

This stunning 1969 Martin D-35 is a prime example of vintage Martin craftsmanship, featuring rosewood fretboard and back and sides, paired with a Sitka spruce top. Known for its powerful low end and crystal-clear highs, the D-35’s signature 3-piece back adds both tonal depth and visual flair. The natural finish has aged beautifully, and the guitar offers a rich, balanced voice—ideal for everything from fingerpicking to full strumming. With its original vintage vibe and sought-after tonewoods, this is a collector-grade instrument with exceptional sound and soul.

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