The 1937 D-28 represents one of the defining configurations of the pre-war Dreadnought: Adirondack spruce over Brazilian rosewood, a 14-fret body, forward-shifted scalloped X-bracing, a 1 3/4-inch nut, wide bridge spacing, and bold herringbone trim. These structural details distinguish the 1937 design from the more compact, rear-braced Dreadnoughts that followed later in the decade. Bagnasco & Casati recreate the instrument around that year-specific architecture rather than simply applying pre-war cosmetics to a modern Dreadnought. The combination of a selected Adirondack top, Brazilian rosewood body, traditional hide-glue construction and period-focused structure is intended to preserve the expansive response, projection and open character associated with the classic forward-braced D-28. You can secure the slot today with a non-refundable deposit $4,500 for this special B&C Guitar.
