I'm trying to find information on it, but can't seem to find much using the Model Number, and I was just curious if anybody who knew more about Morris acoustic guitars could help me find some info on it (year manufactured, value - though not really looking to sell in condition but curious). The condition of it is ok(see photos) and unfortunately my brother had put some stickers on it in high school that have left a fade on the finish (you can see Blink 182 sticker) I've had it in my house for a bit after getting it back from my brother. It's lovely to play with great resonance and sustain.Hello all, we received an acoustic guitar sometime in the 90s (not sure exact time, probably mid-90s) from a family friend. If you are seeking a perfect mint guitar you should abandon any thoughts of buying a vintage one. So a blessing for vintage enthusiasts on a limited budget. These laminates are two solid wood plates glued together so I understand and far superior to today's cheap Chinese/Korean laminates. They perform no differently from solid woods, while they do not crack as easily and are much easier to work with allowing for a much lower price of instrument. The Japanese laminates are renowned for being of particularly high grade. Describing a guitar in excellent condition is not about being in 'mint' condition, but regarding its structural, and functional condition, sound and play-ability. If the serial number is legible the instrument can be relatively easy to date. There are no serious chips or scratches on the guitar which is remarkable for its age but if you are thinking about purchasing a used vintage guitar, you need to accept the fact they may have small cosmetic flaws solely associated with their age, but not related to any particular damage. The labels with an image of Orville Gibson are generally found on instruments with serial numbers below 10,000. The action at the 12th fret is a tad over 1/8th.

Solid mahogany neck and one side of the tuners have been replaced.

Thick solid spruce top with what looks to be laminated mahogany back and side. The pictures inside the guitar show the build quality of this guitar and this is reflected in the gorgeous tones it produces from probably 40 year woods which today's Luthiers would die for and charge an arm and a leg just because of the raw material. VINTAGE 1970s MORRIS CLASSICAL GUITAR MADE IN JAPAN - Great Condition

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