Here we have a delightful little parlor-sized Maurer Standard model, crafted in 1918 by the Larson Brothers under the Maurer company name. Priced around $30 when it was first made, the Maurer catalog describes it as: "Rosewood Sides and Back, Top White Selected Spruce, Neatly Inlaid around Sound-hole and Edges with Colored Wood and Celluloid, Mahogany Neck, Veneered Head-piece, Ebony Fingerboard and Bridge, Pearl Position Dots, Argentan Frets, Inlaid Strip in Back, Elegantly Polished, Best Quality Patent Head". Sweet and easy-playing, it has a wider 1-13/16" nut width, and a clear, mellow tone. Considering its age, the condition is very good with only minor play wear. It comes with what may be the original cardboard case. These guitars have some nice rarity cachet, with conservative estimates putting the number of Larson Brothers-built guitars at only around 2,500!
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