Morris No.10 (1971) Handmade Classical Guitar Takamine There's some clouding of the

There's some clouding of the clear coat at the back of the guitar

Beside having so much dynamics this gutar also has plenty of sustain and note separation

• Mahogany neck

was among the finest artisans at Yamaha during the 1960s and 70s

This was the most expensive Yamaha classical guitar in Australia back in the early '70s early ’80s until Yamaha introduced the C-255 (G-255 export model)

Morris No.10 (1971) Handmade Classical Guitar Takamine There's some clouding of theThis beautiful guitar was handmade in Japan in 1971, and was inspected by no other than the legendary Ryoji Matsuoka!!!! Morris specialised in making steel strings acoustic guitars and commissioned the best workshops in Japan to make nylon string guitars for them. This guitar bears the signature of Ryoji Matsuoka, which means it must have been more than likely to have been made at Matsuoka's workshop, infact the bridge is the same as the ones on