The MK-35 has a number of special design features: modified bracing, an asymmetrical fan-shaped “Kasha” bridge to distribute the stress on the top more evenly (more recently adopted by Alvarez-Yairi and others for selected high-end models), a removable pick guard, interchangeable saddles, a narrow 1920’s snakehead headstock with points at ...

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Great playing USA made Gibson MK-35 Acoustic. This old Gibson projects really well and has a nice vintage voicing. The neck has had a fresh setup and it plays great. Includes a hard shell case.

These exceptionally balanced and dynamic guitars are priced relatively low and would fit the need of starting Fingerstyle player with little budget and a good ear for real good Tone-Quality. With softcase and some of the original documentation and optional pickguard.

Rare Gibson MK-35 from 1977 – acoustic guitar in natural finish. The instrument is in players grade condition and has quite some amount of wear from play and use. The MK-35 guitars had a 16 3/16-inch wide body and were narrower at the waist than a normal dreadnought.

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New from MK35 Editions is a 1/35 scale WWII German Motorcyclist. A re-issued kit of "Rosalie" the cow is also available.

Das französische Unternehmen MK 35 gibt mit seinen Modellen die Stimmung in Frankreich und in weiten Teilen des Westens Deutschlandes in der Kriegs- und Nachkriegszeit mit einer besonderen Liebe zum Detail wieder. Die Bausätze sind …

This is a vintage 1977 Gibson MK-35 Acoustic Flat Top, one of Gibsons lesser known and often underestimated acoustic models. The Mark series were produced between 1975 to 1979. This guitar can be dated based on its serial number, on the back of the headstock, to 1977. Overall condition is very good - is crack free - with some signs of use.

First off, this guitar is in pretty rough shape...most obvious would be the broken bridge. Certainly a project for an experienced or aspiring luthier. I believe this to be an early 1975 model from the faded original store sales receipt that was in the included chipboard case.