With dimensions of a 185⁄16” body length, 12¼” body width, 4” body depth, and a total length of 37¼”, the Collings Parlor is one of their smallest offerings. The long and narrow body offers a distinct sonic palette. With a scale length of 247⁄16” and 12 frets to the body, this diminutive guitar is based on on some of the earliest steel string designs harkening back to the late 19th century. The Traditional built Parlor 2H T has a Sitka spruce top with pre-war scalloped X-bracing, a shortened tongue brace, pyramid style ebony bridge with bone saddle, Indian rosewood back and sides, and style 2 appointments. The Honduran mahogany neck has an ebony fingerboard with Mother-of-Pearl (MOP) short diamond and squares position markers. The slotted square headstock has a stained exotic ebony veneer with MOP logo and 16:1 gear ratio Waverly 3-on-a-plate tuning machines for slotted headstocks with ivoroid buttons. All details can be found here on the Collings website:

https://collingsguitars.com/acoustics/parlor-2h-t/.