The Dreadnought size guitar with three piece back and sides of naturally finished selected Jacaranda wood. Choice seasoned Spruce top with ten piece white binding. Ebony pin type bridge with removable saddle. Additional saddle provided for altering string height. Neck of satin finish Mahogany with Ebony fingerboard and adjustable truss rod. True tonal quality. Deluxe professional quality enclosed machine heads. 20 frets; 25½ inch scale. Size: 40 5/8 inches long, 15¾ inches wide, 4 7/8 inches deep.

F-95 · 1975

As 1976 description.

F-95 · 1976

The Dreadnought size guitar with three piece back and sides of naturally finished selected Jacaranda wood. Choice seasoned Spruce top with ten piece binding. Ebony pin type bridge with removable saddle. Additional saddle provided for altering string height. Neck of satin finish Mahogany with Ebony fingerboard and adjustable truss rod. True tonal quality. Deluxe professional quality enclosed machine heads. 20 frets; 25½ inch scale. Size: 40 5/8 inches long, 15¾ inches wide, 4 7/8 inches deep.

F-95 · 1979

The Dreadnought size F95 features an aged solid Sitka Spruce top and a two-piece solid Rosewood back. Inlaid wood Marquetry and a Rosewood bridge highlight the beauty of these carefully selected woods. The slim satin-finish Mahogany neck features a bound headpiece, a bound Ebony fingerboard, and deluxe gold-plated professional machine heads. Scale length 25½ inch. Size: 40 5/8 inches long, 15¾ inches wide, 4 7/8 inches deep.

F-95 Specification change

Changed from Jacaranda wood to Rosewood in 1979 price list. Solid Spruce top from 1st September 1979. Machine heads are Schaller. Two-piece back from 1979 along with gold-plated machine heads.

Jacaranda: An important Brazilian timber tree yeilding a heavy dark-coloured wood streaked with black

Brazilian Rosewood, Caviuna Wood, Dalbergia Nigra

* In 1973 the price of an F-95 was $2.95 more than a Sunburst Stratocaster (ex case)