Here ya go (there's a string broke on it) Second image is the back and the third image is the headstock (faced with a 4mm thick piece of ebony) PS the hairs on the door draught strip are from our bloody dog) Sorry about the way the photos are. I assure you they are the right way round on me computer.
I'd forget the colour. It's looking more like a light oak with lashings of mahogany stain! Mr. HandyAndy - Really
The mahogany would not have been an off the shelf stain when it was made something like Bichromate of Potash or Van **** crystals to obtain the colour would have been used, both are available today. Won't let me type Van D y k e!
Yes I can recognise it, I've used quite a lot of it and it isn't what the OP posted. I didn't bother saying that I thought it was Mahogany as every thing I would have said had already been posted. Got it wrong again haven't you.
Handy, even you can see the difference in the bloody grain. My mother in law has very poor eyesight and I reckon even she could see it's not oak. Even my dog could tell the difference.
Sounds great at full volume through a 100w Marshall amp and 4x12" stack. (although our neighbour tends to complain,,,,, the neighbour twenty streets away)
We are talking about Andy who can't tell the difference between his arris and his elbow. I await a 20 page rebuttal about how he said it wasn't Oak and can't you recognise Beech
These grains here could quite easily be the same as in the lit picture above. And yes I've coloured it up, but can't get the varnish effect.