Gianini Classic?

[Overbiter]

Does this name mean anything to anyone? I have had a lot of help here before and was hoping I could get it again. This guitar was actually found on the street,moldy and old. I can barely read the interior label but I could see it was from this maker. It is a classical and though it may not be the greastest of guitars I have grow very found of it have have even painted a cityscape on the reverse side.

[Bassassin]

http://www.giannini.com.br/eng/home.asp

Giannini is a Brazilian manufacturer - these days best-known for quality acoustic guitars, but in the past have dabbled with other things - Giannini brand Rickenbacker bass copies come up from time to time on UK Ebay. They're very accurate.

Jon.

[cheepaxes]

Whenever I think of Gianninis I think of the strangely-shaped that were rounded on one side but had bouts on the other - kind of like a Salvador Dali painting of a mandolin body that had melted across the player's leg. I've always heard that Giannini made nice guitars.

See:

http://www.folkrevolution.co.uk/instrum ... aviola.jpg

-Scott

[jedistar]

Couple here

http://www.bellinati.com/guit_access/guit.html