1935 Larson Brothers Euphonon Grand Auditorium Acoustic Guitar-Used

This is one of the cleanest Larson Brothers guitars we've had in a very long time. Although labeled with the Euphonon stamp, the double internal rods support system inside the body is the same as is usually found on their Prairie State models. The internal rod system was patented 6/24/1930 by August Larson. The body is 15 3/4" wide, making it larger than an OM, which measures 15” across the lower bout. The body is 3 3/16” deep at the tailblock. The neck has the Larsons' typical 5-piece construction and it appears to have its original frets, which are worn but still quite playable. It has its origin tuning machines. The large celluloid pickguard is suspended above the soundboard, anchored at the treble-side bridge tip and lower edge of the fingerboard. The top is spruce with a mahogany stain. The date 9/23/35 is written in pencil under the top next to the bridge plate. There is very little playing wear evident, with some light surface wear to lacquer finish. We couldn’t spot any b