1960’s Magic Flattop Acoustic

A true oddity from the golden age of European guitar production, this 1960s Magic Flattop Acoustic was made in the Netherlands — a rare origin in a market dominated by Japanese and American brands at the time. Likely built by Egmond or one of the small Dutch workshops operating under OEM arrangements, it features a ladder-braced spruce top, stained maple back and sides, and a short-scale bolt-on neck. The tone is dry and woody with a charming honk, perfect for folk textures or lo-fi recording sessions.

This example has survived in very good condition, with light wear, no cracks, and a freshly set up neck that plays surprisingly well for its age. It’s a quirky, functional piece of European guitar history — ideal for players or collectors chasing the more unusual corners of mid-century acoustics.
This guitar is a great addition in anyone’s collection and with a fresh setup it is ready to go!

Finish: Natural
Case: None
Condition: Very good — original and solid, with expected finish wear
Amount of Fretwear: Moderate — recently dressed and clean across the board
Any questions, don't hesitate to ask!
Located at Clingan Guitar Tone, 1/155 Donald Street, Brunswick East Melbourne
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Weight: 2.0kg
Country of origin: Netherlands