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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;all_fakes, post: 4550812, member: 55&quot;]Spanish-made would have been my second guess. But guitars do travel; and also, luthiers may purchase ready-made rosettes in bulk rather than making them themselves, so one might well find Mexican-made rosettes on guitars made elsewhere. But it is noteworthy that the rosette is made of colored wood strips, a style more common in Mexico and Spain than in some other places.&nbsp; Palisander might be a good guess for the wood type, it is a nice-looking back. And seems like the action and neck might be good, so could well be a nice-sounding instrument.</p><p>I just noticed the little rectangular cross-braces on the join in the back - that is not a common construction method, and might point to a particular maker, but again not one I&#039;m familiar with.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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