Framus 5/60 "Missouri" (1953)
 This model is the first version of this model that was built. All mahogany, without cutaway, built in 1952. Production in those years was very low and very few models from that era are preserved.
 The neck is 5 pieces of tiger maple with mahogany, baseball bat style, the fingerboard is ebony with white side purfling, the bridge is also ebony, with a bone saddle.
 The frets are made of nickel silver, they have been reconditioned and are like new. All these materials were very rare in 1952 and only used for the best models.
 It has a sweeter and deeper sound than other models.
 Cat's eye sound holes and black pickguard. In the early 50's, Hofner and Framus guitars looked very similar, and quite a few models of both brands were made by the same craftsmen.
 Originally these guitars were all made of mahogany, including the top, but some later models were made carved from spruce wood.
 Collector's guitar with all original parts, except the pickguard which is an exact replica
 It works perfectly without noise or buzzing, and the height of the strings is less than 2 mm for the first one at the 12th fret, very comfortable to play.
 It is ready to play and enjoy. New silk and steel strings 0.11/50