Ultra-rare, legendary classical guitar: Jose Ramirez D266

Ultra-Rare, Legendary Jose Ramirez Classical Guitar D266

Jose Ramirez I studied guitar making at the workshop of Francisco Gonzalez from 1870, and in 1882, he established his own workshop in Rastro.

Later, he moved to Calle Concepción Jerónimo in Madrid, and this is where the history of Ramirez guitars truly began.

During the era of the 3rd generation, innovations were introduced to the construction, greatly influencing subsequent guitar makers.

Currently, the tradition is being carried on by Amalia Ramirez (sister of Jose Ramirez IV), the 4th generation, and Cristina and Jose Enrique, the 5th generation.

The construction methods and philosophy of the Jose Ramirez workshop, built over more than 140 years, have become the foundation of the Madrid school of guitar making today.

They uphold five principles passed down through five generations, which succinctly represent what it means to be a Jose Ramirez guitar maker.

This is an extremely valuable and expensive item, originally purchased for 1 million yen.

Please judge the condition from the images.
There are some white cloudy spots on the body.
While it appears to have no critical damage based on a non-expert assessment,
as I am not a professional, I cannot assess details such as the neck, truss rod, bridge, or frets.
There may also be unnoticeable points or oversights.
Please feel free to comment if you have any questions.

As this is a used item, please carefully review the photos before purchasing if you are concerned.
We cannot accept complaints about the condition, so please refrain from purchasing if you have any lingering doubts.

We cannot answer questions about where the item was purchased or how often it was used.
Please refrain from asking questions after purchase.

(Management Number D266 *A management number is assigned for personal inventory purposes. It is not related to the product's model number or specifications.)