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1932 Broadway
"The Broadway was also introduced in 1931, and this example from 1932 shares the specs of the first year of the model: 16 3/8"" wide and 25 1/2"" scale, walnut back and sides, ebony fretboard, one-piece spruce top in Tobacco sunburst, and a patented Expansion Rod (trussrod)."

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