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This guitar is from the 70s. It’s in perfect condition. The unmistakable sound of the Sanchís family: warm, very vivid with clean treble, very sweet tones, great volume and projection, with rich harmonics. It includes a rigid case as a free gift. 
 Vicente S. Badía is son of the founder of company Sanchis, Ricardo
Sanchís Nácher, who founded the first guitar workshop in 1915.
Ricardo started there to make guitars for many factories and workshops, such as
Telesforo Julve, Roca, Domingo Esteso, Casa Ramírez and other well-known guitar makers of the period. At the same time he made his own guitar models.
In 1955, Vicente S. Badía started to expand his guitars throughout the Spanish market, creating a partnership with his nephew Ricardo Sanchís Carpio to continue making guitars. This nephew, Ricardo Sanchís Carpio, continued to revolutionize guitar making. 
Many artists have owned and played guitars manufactured by this family of luthiers, such as Paco de Lucía, Tomatito, Ramón de Algeciras, Enrique de Melchor,Chema Vilchez, Salva del Real, Antonio Sanchez.
This is a guitar by the founder of the Sanchís dynasty. Its value is really incalculable.

In excellent condition, no repairs, no damage

Vicente Sanchis Badia guitar, 70s

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Probably by Neuner & Hornsteiner - 1/2 -  - Violin - 1900

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