1927 000-45 Martin

[Kerbie]

I have no experience with guitars of that value, but I suggest Gruhn Guitars in Nashville, TN. Best of luck...

http://guitars.com

[justonwo]

Where are you?

[ABNRGRCIB]

https://imgur.com/a/bzJ8G

[ABNRGRCIB]

[ABNRGRCIB]

Sorry if these were too big

[ABNRGRCIB]

Originally Posted by DMZ

Welcome! Sounds like a neat piece. Plenty of nice folks here who are passionate about their instruments. Would enjoy just seeing pictures of an oldie like that. Best wishes on your quest for more information.

I posted 3 pictures later in the thread

Originally Posted by ABNRGRCIB

I posted 3 pictures later in the thread

The photos are not showing up for me.

Regardless, there are a few well know vintage dealers that ought to be on your radar.

Carter
Elderly
Gruhn
Gryphon

There are others, but these come immediately to mind.

[ABNRGRCIB]

https://imgur.com/a/bzJ8G

does this link work?

[drive-south]

I'll add Norm's Rare Guitars to the list.

Thank you for your' service and best of luck with the guitar.

[ABNRGRCIB]

Did that link work?

[Kerbie]

Yes, indeed! It works.

[Looburst]

Yes it did, there are some issues but I would suggest what Kerbie said. Gruhn does a fabulous job with added pictures sent to them, that is if you don't live near Nashville.

[fatt-dad]

yes! Cool guitar. Dude I went to high school ('73) played one. Loved it!

I had a Yamaha.

You may learn to play, eh?

f-d

[Kerbie]

Originally Posted by fatt-dad

You may learn to play, eh?

Yeah, ABN... hang out with us for a while and we'll teach ya!

That link works and does appear to be a 12 fret 000-45, although I do not claim to be an expert in prewar Style 45 Martins. I do know some people who could.