The current model being shipped features a headstock without the inlay and only has the Blueridge banner at the top. Traditional bracing with solid mahogany back and sides give the BR-140A a pure vintage sound. This understated yet, perfect guitar for any style of acoustic music. Fine black and white top purfling and the original abalone and pearl inlay work on the headstock are touches of fine art. Other features include all solid Honduran mahogany back and sides and solid Sitka spruce top. The BR-140A boasts a sound and style perfect for any style of music. Buy yours and never miss a tone or lick.

 

Crafted with a select solid ADIRONDACK spruce top, which is renowed for it's characteristiclly loud and accurate tone, hand-carved X-bracing, choice solid mahogany back and sides, and a traditional dovetail neck joint round out the BR-140A for pure Golden Era tone. Fine black and white top purfling and the original abalone and pearl inlay work on the headstock are touches of fine art. Aged finish completes the vintage look. The slim mahogany neck and traditional dreadnought body make it a truly enjoyable guitar to play.

The Historic Series offers authentic vintage style with strict adherence to the spirit of prewar instruments from the materials used to the ornate inlay work.

 

 

• Select and rare, solid Adirondack spruce top with hand-carved parabolic top braces in authentic prewar forward X-pattern
• Choice solid mahogany sides and back
• Natural high-gloss finish with a lightly toned top
• Slim mahogany neck has adjustable truss rod and dovetail neck/body joint
• East Indian rosewood fingerboard, bridge, and bridge plate
• Saga’s exclusive Dalmatian tortoise pickguard
• B/W/B plastic binding with fine black and white purfling on soundboard
• Nut and saddle are made from bone
• Rosewood peghead overlay adorned with a unique mother-of-pearl and abalone design
• Accurate vintage-style 14:1 ratio nickel-plated open-back tuners with butterbean-style buttons
• Scale length: 25.5"
• Nut Width: 1 3/4" 
• Shop adjusted