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I recently purchased a vintage Washburn parlor guitar, serial # A-1528, Style appears to be 115 (last digit is blurred). I’d appreciate any information — I was told it was made in 1915 — can anyone confirm this? It’s in beautiful condition, and I am thrilled with it. Thanks!

In reply to Anonymous. I own d300 G J Gould with K as suffix of serial # purchased new in early 80s.

In reply to Anonymous. Really?

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In reply to Myerstimothy. I have that same guitar!!!

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I have a Washburn guitar CC10N classic nylon cutway. I need to know where it was made and in what year. Its serial number is YC02050126 Can anyone help me?