Up for sale is a beautiful, original 1960s Airline Parlor Acoustic Guitar. Made in Chicago, USA during the golden era of catalog guitars, it has a fantastic, punchy "blues box" tone—perfect for fingerpicking, delta blues, or slide playing.

Condition Details:
- Cosmetics: Great vintage condition for its age with a gorgeous sunburst finish and the original white pickguard. Shows beautiful, authentic character and light finish wear as expected for a 60-year-old instrument.
- Hardware: Retains its original wooden floating bridge, original open-gear tuners, and original metal trapeze tailpiece. The bridge has been properly aligned so the strings sit cleanly in their native slots with accurate string spacing.

Included Accessories:
Comes complete with its original 1960s Geib "Economo" chipboard hard case, featuring the highly collectible stamped brass Geib Chicago badge intact inside. The case alone is a fantastic find for vintage gear collectors!

Sold as-is due to vintage age. Will be meticulously packed and shipped with strings loosened for safety during transit. Local pickup is also welcome.
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CONDTION UPDATE / FLAW DISCLOSURE:
Please note that there is a vertical wood separation/crack on the lower side bout near the bottom endpin block (as shown in the photos). The wood has weathered finish wear in this area. The separation appears stable under standard string tension, but it is being disclosed transparently for collectors, project builders, or slide players. The guitar is sold strictly as-is.