This is the first Dolan guitar to ever grace our shop. This small bodied guitar has a beautiful tone and was constructed with love and attention to detail. Starting off with the exceptional materials this guitar was appointed with. Old growth Adirondack top and old Honduran Mahogany back and sides make the tone of this guitar rich, lively and lush. The guitar is bound in Honduran Rosewood with a matching headstock veneer. The slotted headstock and slotted headstock make this guitar that much more comfortable and tonally responsive. There is checking in the lacquer finish on the guitar top. Comes with a hard shell case. Dolan Guitar ser. #41 Woods & Trim Top Wood: Ancient Red Spruce from Maggie Valley, NC Harvested in 2015 with the Hampton brothers and John Arnold. Back/Sides: Honduran Mahogany My dad's mahogany bought in 1976 Fingerboard: Ebony Neck Wood: Mahogany - UC UC= carbon in a U shape Kerfed Lining: Spanish Cedar Bridge: Ebony Pyramid through saddle Bracing Style: 12 fret Bracing Wood: Red Spruce (top); Red Spruce (bottom) Rosette: Gurian/18 copy Binding: Honduran rosewood Perfling: Gurian/18 copy Backstrip: Ebony Tail Piece Accent: Ebony Fingerboard Bindings: None Fingerboard Inlay: Mother of Pearl Headplate (wood/style): Honduran Rosewood/slotted peghead Headplate Bindings: None Headplate Inlay: None Backplate: None Nut: bone Saddle: bone Bridge Pins: Ebony Pickguard: Tortoise Style celluloid Fret Markers: Mother of Pearl Tuners/Tuners Finish: Waverly 3 on one ivoroid buttons Guitar finish: Lacquer Glue: All hot hide glue Volute: No Strap buttons: No Measurements Body Size: OO-40H replica of John Arnold's 1934 Martin 12 fret slothead Serial #: 41 Date: 2/23/2018 Scale: 24.9in. Nut Width: 1 13/16in. String Spacing: 2 5/16 in. Frets to body: 12