I recently purchased this guitar from a reputable ebay and reverb vintage instrument dealer. It is a stunning guitar and feels and sounds gorgeous, as expected. A starfire was just handed down to me and I have to let this go for financial reasons. I was watching the ce 100d's for a long time and got it at very good price, especially for the rare blond finish. (nitrocellulose) I'm listing it for what I paid in addition to the shipping/taxes. It would be considered 'very good,' for vintage condition. Here is the original ebay, reverb listing: Here is a beautiful 41 year old vintage Guild CE-100, made in Westerly, RI. It currently has rosewood based tune-o-matic bridge (MIJ) which does not appear to be original.  It also appears to have been refretted at some point in its life. Everything else about the guitar is original. It has the original tailpiece, tuners, and most importantly, all of the original electronics. That includes the original HB-1 full size humbuckers. There is some wear, as expected with a guitar of this vintage, but it has been very well taken care of. The frets have wear, but have a lot of life left. There is some finish checking, but no splits or cracks in the wood at all. The action is set at 3/64" at the 12th fret and the guitar plays smoothly and clearly at all frets with no buzz at all.The original hard shell case is included.