The Guitar Review: Volume Two, Issues 7-12 (1948-1951)

Condition: As New. First Edition. 1976. Pristine, unread copy. Cloth covers are immaculate, clean, bright, and flawlessly preserved. No dust jacket was issued for this edition. Interior is crisp and spotless with no markings, no writing, and no signs of handling. Binding is tight, square, and fresh, indicating the book has been exceptionally well cared for. A superior, collector worthy example. Step deeper into the evolution of classical guitar culture with The Guitar Review: Volume Two, Issues 7–12 (1948–1951), a rare archival compilation curated by editor Vladimir Bobri and illustrator Gregory D’Alessio. This volume captures the postwar surge of interest in classical guitar, featuring historic interviews, technical essays, lutherie insights, repertoire discussions, and beautifully rendered period artwork. As one of the most influential guitar publications of the mid 20th century, The Guitar Review shaped the way players, teachers, and scholars understood the instrument’s heritage. This second volume is essential for collectors seeking authentic primary source material, musicians exploring technique and tradition, and historians preserving the legacy of classical guitar’s renaissance. Rich with period artwork, insightful essays, interviews, and archival commentary, this collection is a must have for serious guitarists, music scholars, and collectors seeking authentic primary source material from the postwar renaissance of classical guitar. A true treasure for anyone passionate about guitar history, musical instruments, or vintage music ephemera. Note: A complete set. Volume One - (1945-1948) is also listed on our storefront. …