The guitar shows some signs of its age with general blemishing and is in great playing condition. It's clear the guitar has been played a lot, as it rightfully should, but obviously well taken care of. See pictures for full cosmetic details. 

The Martin D-18 stands as one of the true original dreadnoughts introduced by Martin in 1932. The D-18 made a switch from a 12-fret to a 14-fret instrument in 1934 and has stayed largely the same since, with just the occasional change in wood source or cosmetic detail. Since the D-18 uses Mahogany instead of Rosewood, it is thought to have a somewhat crisper sound with more definition the top-end. 

Years of Production: 1932 - present

Body Style: Dreadnought 

Wood Composition:  Mahogany back and sides, Sitka Spruce top, 1-piece mahogany neck

Notable Players:  Elvis Presley, Doc Watson, Clarence White, Andy Griffith, David Crosby  

Brand

• Martin

Model

• D-18

Finish

• Natural

Year

• 1970 

Made In

• United States

Categories

• Dreadnought Acoustic Guitars

Back Material

• Mahogany

Body Shape

• Dreadnought

Finish Style

• Gloss

Fretboard Material

• Rosewood

Neck Material

• Mahogany

Number of Strings

• 6-String

Product Family

• Martin D-18

Right / Left Handed

• Right Handed

Sides Material

• Mahogany

Top Material

• Spruce