***This 1988 Golden Eagle has had one previous owner and is in incredible condition, especially for its age. The guitar comes with its original hardshell case.  Original paperwork and information will be included in the hardshell case as well.  The instrument has been set up by our technician with D'Addario ECG24 Flatwound strings and plays/sounds great.***

The 1988 Heritage Golden Eagle is a masterwork of luthiery, epitomizing the timeless elegance and exceptional craftsmanship that define vintage instruments. Built in Kalamazoo, Michigan, by the legendary luthiers of Heritage Guitars, this archtop guitar is a true collector’s piece, delivering unparalleled tonal richness and visual beauty.

Key Features:

• Classic Archtop Design: Hand-carved solid spruce top paired with stunning flamed maple back and sides for a resonant, warm tone with excellent projection.
• Intricate Details: Features a bound ebony fretboard with exquisite mother-of-pearl inlays, an ornate tailpiece, and a classic floating pickguard, all embodying vintage sophistication.
• Golden Era Aesthetics: The radiant Golden Sunburst finish highlights the natural beauty of the wood, while the ornate "Golden Eagle" headstock inlay adds a touch of regal flair.
• Smooth Playability: A comfortable C-shaped neck and premium fretwork make this guitar a joy to play, whether you're comping jazz chords or exploring intricate melodies.
• Classic Electronics: Equipped with a vintage-style floating pickup for warm, rich amplified tones that stay true to the instrument’s acoustic character.

Why the 1988 Golden Eagle Stands Out:

The 1988 Heritage Golden Eagle is more than a guitar-it’s a piece of history. Made by artisans with a deep connection to the golden age of American guitar-making, this instrument captures the spirit of a bygone era while offering timeless appeal. Its resonance, tonal depth, and attention to detail make it a dream for players and collectors alike.

Whether gracing the stage or enhancing a prized collection, the 1988 Heritage Golden Eagle is a testament to the art of guitar-making at its finest.