1950 Viuda y Sobrinos de Domingo Estero.
 
Overall Excellent Condition.
 
French Polish Finish Shows Signs Of Newer Application.
 
Early Example Of A Conde Hermanos Flamenco Hand-Made In The Famous Gravina Numero 7 Shop In Madrid.
 
This Guitar Was Specially Made For A Friend Of The Shop And Features A Rare Custom Headstock Shape and The Label Was Hand Signed To Our “Buen Amigo Emilio Pica” (Good Friend Emilio Pica) “Con Aff.” (With Affection).
 
Solid Cypress Back And Sides, Ebony Fingerboard.
 
Scale Lengoth is 660mm.
 
Nut Width is 49mm.
 
Action Measures 3mm On Bass And Treble Sides Of The 12th Fret.
 
Lower Bout Of The Body Measures 14.25” And Measures 3&5/8” At The Deepest Point.
Weighs 2.7 lbs.
 
Saddle Has Been Taken Down Some So The Guitar Plays Well With Low Action (See Photos).
 
Comes With A Vintage Black Hard Shell Case That May Be Original And Is In Good Condition With Some Tolex Separations, But All Latches And Hinges Working Correctly.