File:C. F. Martin - Cherry Hill era (1839-1859), Nazareth (1859-1874), The Guitar Wars (mid-1850s) - C.F. Martin Guitar Factory 2012-08-06 - 005.jpg
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C. F. Martin - Cherry Hill era (1839-1859), Nazareth (1859-1874), The Guitar Wars (mid-1850s) - C.F. Martin Guitar Factory 2012-08-06 - 005
BY THE LATE 1830s, MARTIN HAD ESTABLISHED HIMSELF as a premiere musical instrument maker in New York City ... Spanish-style guitar by C. F. Martin Circa 1845 Aside from several guitars with Ivory fret- boards, this is the highest grade of Martin guitar at the time. It has many features similar to pre-Torres Spanish guitars before there was a distinction between classical and flamenco guitars; a Spanish body shape, a solid headstock with friction tuners, a tie bridge and decoration along the center of the sides of the guitar. On loan from Peter Stego Martin Style 3-17 1859 Early Martin nomenclature was established with the guitar's size as the prefix (before the hyphen) and the instrument's wholesale price as the suffix. Prices would rise, but the suffix would become synonymous with the appointments and styling. Earliest X-braced Guitar Martin & Schatz Label, July 1842 For: Madame Delores Nevares de Goni This is the very first Size 1 model and the earliest X-braced guitar ever documented, supporting Martin's longstanding claim as the inventor of X-bracing, a primary innovation in the evolution of the modern American guitar. After entertaining her in his home, C. F. Martin made this special guitar for Madame Delores N. De Goñi, who was probably the finest professional guitar soloist of her time. Her performances were widely popular throughout the Americas between 1841 and 1892. She pronounced Martin guitars to be "superior to any instruments of the kind (she had) ever seen in this country of Europe for tone, workmanship and facility of execution!" Courtesy of Greig Hutton
A DEEPLY RELIGIOUS AND CLOSED COMMUNITY, NAZARETH was owned and operated by the Methodist Church. ... ... ... ... ... ... (Guitar case) C.E.Martin, Jr. Zither ... ... ...
THE BATTLE FOR SUPREMACY in the national guitar market was a major challenge for Martin in the mid-1850s. Martin Guitars ... Tutor ... ... |
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