This Yamaha L-5A is hard to find, especially in this condition, as there are not may left and not many on the market. It's a vintage dreadnought-style acoustic guitar manufactured between 1978 and 1983, featuring a solid spruce top, two-piece solid mahogany back, mahogany sides, and an African mahogany neck. It also has a 14/20-fret Indian rosewood fingerboard with dot inlays, an Indian rosewood bridge, and three-per-side chrome tuners.

Note that the L-5A differs from the L-5, which I'm sure you know if you're looking at this.This guitar is in very good condition, especially for it being over 40 years old. Updated photos have been added along with a video via YouTube link showing the details of the guitar.

https://youtube.com/shorts/mZ-WZr_Fb6s?si=ucodmJFUzj6LFkwd

Let me know if you have any questions.

Here are the key specifications for the Yamaha L-5A:

Body Style: Dreadnought

Top: Solid spruce

Back: Two-piece solid mahogany

Sides: Solid mahogany

Neck: African mahogany

Fingerboard: 14/20-fret Indian rosewood

Inlays: Dots

Tuners: Three-per-side chrome

Bridge: Indian rosewood

Finish: Natural gloss

Manufacture Years: 1978-1983

Headstock: Mahogany overlay with logo

Soundhole: Round with a three-ring rosette

Body Binding: Multi-ply

Pickguard: Black