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Levin LT-18 Goliath Acoustic Guitar (1966)
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Levin LT-18 Goliath Acoustic Guitar (1966)

Levin LT-18 Goliath Acoustic Guitar (1966)

From the north of Europe this Levin square shoulder dreadnought has an X-braced spruce top, and maple back and sides. The bolt-on mahogany neck has a bound ebony fretboard. appointed with offset pearloid block fret markers, top purfling, and a multi-stripe rosette. Equipped with covered geared tuners, it comes with a rough hardshell case. The Herman Carlson Levin Company built instruments from c.1900 till about 1978 under several brand names in Sweden.

$450.00
Levin LT-18 Goliath Acoustic Guitar (1966)
$450.00

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Levin LT-18 Goliath Acoustic Guitar (1966)

From the north of Europe this Levin square shoulder dreadnought has an X-braced spruce top, and maple back and sides. The bolt-on mahogany neck has a bound ebony fretboard. appointed with offset pearloid block fret markers, top purfling, and a multi-stripe rosette. Equipped with covered geared tuners, it comes with a rough hardshell case. The Herman Carlson Levin Company built instruments from c.1900 till about 1978 under several brand names in Sweden.

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From the north of Europe this Levin square shoulder dreadnought has an X-braced spruce top, and maple back and sides. The bolt-on mahogany neck has a bound ebony fretboard. appointed with offset pearloid block fret markers, top purfling, and a multi-stripe rosette. Equipped with covered geared tuners, it comes with a rough hardshell case. The Herman Carlson Levin Company built instruments from c.1900 till about 1978 under several brand names in Sweden.