This guitar is another from my personal collection that I've decided to let go because it's just not getting the playing time that it deserves.  This pre-war Broadway plays great, despite the (probably original) frets being close to the end of their life.

The finish all appears to be original with no overspray that I can detect with a black light. It has the punch and tone that one would expect from a pre-war Epiphone with walnut back and sides.
 
The neck has an extremely soft V shape, nearly C shaped. 
The nut width is just a hair under 1 11/16". 
It weighs 5 lb 3 oz. 
The tuners appear vintage correct.  I'm not sure if they are original, although I see no signs that it has ever had any others. 
The original tailpiece end is included, but it is broken along the bend, as these Frequensators often are. I looked into having it repaired, but couldn't find anyone that could do it anywhere in my region. The Frequensator bars are original to the guitar and are attached to a recent vintage endpiece. 
There is a fair amount of finish checking throughout, but absolutely no cracks in the guitar anywhere. 
The binding is in very good condition throughout with almost no cracks. 
The OHSC has been taped around some edges in a matching color, but is otherwise in good condition for an 80 year old case. All of the original latches and hinges work correctly.
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