Bob Taylor’s tribute to the birth of the nation: Taylor Guitars limited run of the Liberty Tree. The Tulip Poplar back and sides came from the last Liberty Tree in Annapolis, Maryland, and the Sitka Spruce top is adorned with a post-Revolutionary War flag (the headstock features the pre-Revolutionary War’s flag). The scrolled Declaration of Independence floats across the fretboard extension and completes the picture of a patriot’s guitar: our 2002 Taylor LTG Liberty Tree, number 36.
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We all like the stories that guitars hold within them. Here we have an American story, the actual Liberty Tree from Washington, D.C., turned into musical instruments to be played and enjoyed for generations. The Tulip Poplar wood is stunning to look at, and the beautiful artwork that adorns the instrument celebrate our young nation. These are collectible and special guitars from Taylor. | Scale Length | 25.5 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.75 in |
| String Spacing | 2.133 in |
| Woods | Spruce - Sitka, Poplar - Tulip |
Bob Taylor’s tribute to the birth of the nation: Taylor Guitars limited run of the Liberty Tree. The Tulip Poplar back and sides came from the last Liberty Tree in Annapolis, Maryland, and the Sitka Spruce top is adorned with a post-Revolutionary War flag (the headstock features the pre-Revolutionary War’s flag)
We all like the stories that guitars hold within them. Here we have an American story, the actual Liberty Tree from Washington, D.C., turned into musical instruments to be played and enjoyed for generations Select at least 2 products
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