Every couple of decades, Martin Guitars pull out all the stops for a limited run of anniversary guitars. The 1995 30th Anniversary D-35 we have here showcases some of Martin’s finest features, from the etched gold Martin tuners and matching 3-piece headstock veneer and guitar back of East Indian Rosewood and Brazilian Rosewood to the legendary warm, rich voice for which the D-35 is known. With a tight-grained Spruce top, this is a Dreadnought that absolutely blasts–the projection is big and fat, and notes ring out with great sustain. This guitar performs wonderfully for flatpickers, with all the bark you could hope for. To top it all off, the Ebony fretboard features MOP dots and a “1965-1995” inlay at the penultimate fret in honor of its 30th Anniversary designation. This guitar comes with the original hardshell Martin molded case and a Martin undersaddle pickup.
I can see why Martin Guitars would want to celebrate the D-35's 30th anniversary: its own of the most well-known and loved Dreadnought designs in the world. Number 123 here is the result of 30 years' work perfecting this already perfect guitar. 
A great sounding Martin. My first decent acoustic guitar was a Martin D-35 that I played for many years. This one brought back some memories. | Scale Length | 25.44 in |
|---|---|
| Nut Width | 1.69 in |
| String Spacing | 2.13 in |
| Woods | Spruce, Rosewood - Indian |
Every couple of decades, Martin Guitars pull out all the stops for a limited run of anniversary guitars. The 1995 30th Anniversary D-35 we have here showcases some of Martin's finest features, from the etched gold Martin tuners and matching 3-piece headstock veneer and guitar back of East Indian Rosewood and Brazilian Rosewood to the legendary warm, rich voice for which the D-35 is known
I can see why Martin Guitars would want to celebrate the D-35's 30th anniversary: its own of the most well-known and loved Dreadnought designs in the world. Number 123 here is the result of 30 years' work perfecting this already perfect guitar.
A great sounding Martin. My first decent acoustic guitar was a Martin D-35 that I played for many years 