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A natural finish dreadnought acoustic guitar with a tortoiseshell pickguard stands upright in its open, red-velvet-lined hard case.
01 / 25A natural finish dreadnought acoustic guitar with a tortoiseshell pickguard stands upright in its open, red-velvet-lined hard case.
A full front view of a natural-finish acoustic guitar with a tortoiseshell pickguard, black bridge, and white bridge pins.
02 / 25A full front view of a natural-finish acoustic guitar with a tortoiseshell pickguard, black bridge, and white bridge pins.
The guitar's back and neck are visible, showing a dark brown wood grain with a central light-colored strip and cream binding.
03 / 25The guitar's back and neck are visible, showing a dark brown wood grain with a central light-colored strip and cream binding.
The guitar's dark brown, glossy back is shown, featuring a decorative light-colored strip down the center and cream binding along the edges.
04 / 25The guitar's dark brown, glossy back is shown, featuring a decorative light-colored strip down the center and cream binding along the edges.
The dark brown headstock, with a mother-of-pearl logo, features six chrome tuners and a cream-colored nut.
05 / 25The dark brown headstock, with a mother-of-pearl logo, features six chrome tuners and a cream-colored nut.
The guitar's dark brown headstock, viewed from the back, features six open-gear tuners with silver plates and gold gears.
06 / 25The guitar's dark brown headstock, viewed from the back, features six open-gear tuners with silver plates and gold gears.
Close-up of the guitar's body, showing the natural finish top, dark rosewood sides, tortoise pickguard, and intricate binding.
07 / 25Close-up of the guitar's body, showing the natural finish top, dark rosewood sides, tortoise pickguard, and intricate binding.
The natural-finish acoustic guitar is angled from the upper left, showing the light wood top, dark sides, and tortoiseshell pickguard.
08 / 25The natural-finish acoustic guitar is angled from the upper left, showing the light wood top, dark sides, and tortoiseshell pickguard.
Upper body of a natural dreadnought acoustic guitar, showing the light wood top, dark sides, and ornate binding.
09 / 25Upper body of a natural dreadnought acoustic guitar, showing the light wood top, dark sides, and ornate binding.
A close-up of the guitar's body, showing the natural wood finish, dark pickguard, soundhole, bridge, and part of the fretboard.
10 / 25A close-up of the guitar's body, showing the natural wood finish, dark pickguard, soundhole, bridge, and part of the fretboard.
The back of a dark brown acoustic guitar, showing the neck joint, cream binding, and a decorative backstrip.
11 / 25The back of a dark brown acoustic guitar, showing the neck joint, cream binding, and a decorative backstrip.
The lower bout of the dark brown acoustic guitar's back and side, showing a light binding and a gold endpin jack.
12 / 25The lower bout of the dark brown acoustic guitar's back and side, showing a light binding and a gold endpin jack.
The guitar's dark brown back and side are visible, with a decorative gold stripe down the center and a gold strap button.
13 / 25The guitar's dark brown back and side are visible, with a decorative gold stripe down the center and a gold strap button.
The lower back of the dreadnought guitar, showing the dark wood grain, a decorative backstrip, cream binding, and the heel of the neck.
14 / 25The lower back of the dreadnought guitar, showing the dark wood grain, a decorative backstrip, cream binding, and the heel of the neck.
Close-up of the guitar's dark brown, glossy side, showing a prominent ding with white scuffs and several lighter scratches near the cream binding.
15 / 25Close-up of the guitar's dark brown, glossy side, showing a prominent ding with white scuffs and several lighter scratches near the cream binding.
Close-up of the guitar's black bridge with six cream-colored pins and a cream saddle, showing light wear on the natural finish.
16 / 25Close-up of the guitar's black bridge with six cream-colored pins and a cream saddle, showing light wear on the natural finish.
Close-up of the guitar's bridge, showing the black bridge with three cream-colored bridge pins and light finish checking along the edge.
17 / 25Close-up of the guitar's bridge, showing the black bridge with three cream-colored bridge pins and light finish checking along the edge.
Close-up of the guitar's black bridge, showing light wear and a few small chips along the edge where it meets the natural wood body.
18 / 25Close-up of the guitar's black bridge, showing light wear and a few small chips along the edge where it meets the natural wood body.
The guitar's oval soundhole label, featuring a detailed black and white illustration of a logging scene, is centered and slightly creased.
19 / 25The guitar's oval soundhole label, featuring a detailed black and white illustration of a logging scene, is centered and slightly creased.
Close-up of the dark fretboard and frets, with a creamy white nut and light-colored strings visible at the top.
20 / 25Close-up of the dark fretboard and frets, with a creamy white nut and light-colored strings visible at the top.
Close-up of the guitar's neck heel and lower fretboard, showing a strap button, dark fretboard, and light wood body binding.
21 / 25Close-up of the guitar's neck heel and lower fretboard, showing a strap button, dark fretboard, and light wood body binding.
A digital caliper measures the nut width of the dark fretboard at 1.75 inches, with light strings and frets visible.
22 / 25A digital caliper measures the nut width of the dark fretboard at 1.75 inches, with light strings and frets visible.
A digital caliper measures the guitar's dark brown neck, showing a reading of "0.82" on its black display.
23 / 25A digital caliper measures the guitar's dark brown neck, showing a reading of "0.82" on its black display.
A digital caliper measures the guitar's dark brown body, showing a reading of 0.88, with the neck and fretboard visible.
24 / 25A digital caliper measures the guitar's dark brown body, showing a reading of 0.88, with the neck and fretboard visible.
A digital scale displays "4:12" in lb:oz, with the guitar's dark brown body and yellow binding partially visible at the top.
25 / 25A digital scale displays "4:12" in lb:oz, with the guitar's dark brown body and yellow binding partially visible at the top.

Collings

Collings D2HL Dreadnought Indian Rosewood Left-Handed Natural w/OHSC

$5,195.00

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Description

Collings D2HL Dreadnought Indian Rosewood Left-Handed Natural w/OHSC

This Guitar Is Located At IVG Burbank

In Good Overall Condition (Please See Photos)

Made In USA

Left-Handed Model

Solid Sitka Spruce Top With Herringbone Binding

Dreadnought Body With East Indian Rosewood Back And Sides

 

Gloss Nitrocellulose Lacquer Finish On Body Shows Light Cosmetic Playwear Including Some Small Dings, Marks, And Scratches (As Shown)

Small Repair On Upper Bout Treble Side (As Shown)

Ebony Bridge With Drop-In Bone Saddle

Bridge Appears To Have Been Reglued With Some Glue Residue Showing, The Bridge Is Stable And Playable (Please See Photos)

 

Scalloped X-Bracing

Mahogany Neck With Ebony Fingerboard

 

Gloss Polyester Resin Finish On Neck

Open-Gear Waverly Tuners

25.5" Scale Length

1 3/4" Nut Width

Neck Depth At 1st Fret: 0.82"

Neck Depth At 10th Fret: 0.88"

Weighs 4lbs 12oz

With Original Hard Shell Case

 

Important Note: Lacquer Finished Instruments May Be Subject To Natural Weather Checking During Shipment, This Is Normal And In Some Cases Unavoidable. Please Keep This In Mind When Placing An Order Or Submitting An Offer

 

Collings Guitars is a well-known American guitar manufacturer that has built a reputation for producing high-quality, hand-crafted acoustic guitars. Founded by Bill Collings in Austin, Texas, Collings is celebrated for its attention to detail, exceptional craftsmanship, and innovative designs. The company specializes in premium acoustic guitars, mandolins, and electric guitars.

 

Although its bass response makes the dreadnought ideal for vocal accompaniment, Collings versions are also often employed by bluegrass flatpickers who must compete with inherently louder instruments, such as banjos and fiddles. The wide range of woods and neck sizes offered allow dreadnought fans to find a Collings model ideally suited to their playing style and tonal preference.

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