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Martin D-28 Billy Strings

Martin D-28 Billy Strings

Acoustic Guitar

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Martin D-28 Billy Strings Acoustic Guitar - Natural with Antique Toner

Free shipping, 1-5 days
$3,999.99

Sweetwater

Martin D-28 Billy Strings Acoustic Guitar - Natural with Antique Toner

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·Free shipping, 1-5 days
$3,999.99

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Product

Product nameMartin D-28 Billy Strings
BrandMartin
TypeAcoustic Guitars

Product Properties

ColorNatural

String Instrument

Qty. Strings6 pcs

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