Steel string guitars with at least 1-7/8 nut width

[RevGeo]

My George Washburn New Model 1897, built in 1905, has a 1 7/8
nut width.

Rev George

[jgmaute]

My 1962 Martin 00-21NY has a 1 7/8 nut; it's my favorite guitar, we've seen a lot since we both were young...

the current Martin 00-28 VS has 1 7/8 too but it's got the modified v neck

[Archbacker]

Del Vecchio Dinamico (but it is best with silk-and-steel)

-Arch

[Hanzalot]

Great! I have updated the list in the OP.

Thanks,
Hans

[handers]

Uh my 2000 Froggy Bottom custom order H12c. Great fingerstyle guitar. Great anything guitar.

Hans (another one)

[blue]

Never mind....

[MitchC]

If anyone happens to have a Gibson FJN for sale or know of one for sale, please let me know ? Thanks.

[davenumber2]

Gibson Keb Mo Bluesmaster

Lots of Seagull models

[Neal]

Nationals, as was said, are all 1.82 and I have a National M-1 12 string that is 2"

[Eric.Hope]

It was kind of already mentioned, but the Takamine EAN30C has been discontinued, and is now the ETN30C. Ultimately the same guitar (and still with the signature 1-7/8" [48mm] nut width), but with a few cosmetic changes.

[Archbacker]

Hans,

You can add the Ovation Josh White, reviewed on this very forum, to your list.

http://www.acousticguitarforum.com/f...d.php?t=134217

Also the 1930s Kalamazoo KHG-14, but it was a Hawaiin guitar, so had a high nut and uncompensated saddle. It did have a round neck, at least.

-Arch

[DogCake]

Yamaha FPX 300 (steel model)

Mf

[taylork24ce]

Here is my huss dalton 00sp 1 7/8

[Kabalan]

i have a kronbauer, custom.. 1 7/8, short scale.
Eblen

[billv]

Tacoma Thunderhawk Baritone is a little more than 1 7/8.