This guitar was likely built at close to the same time as the Tigerwood Martin and Coupa above but with three differences.  It is a smaller "Terz" guitar.  It was built with a bird's eye maple veneer over mahogany rather than Goncoa Alves.  And it has a single Martin, New York stamp in place of the Martin & Coupa label. The Terz is a small guitar, still made by Martin today, and made popular more recently by Marty Robbins.





  


 









The dimensions are:

22 1/8" scale

18 1/4" body length

11 3/8" body width

32" total length

3 3/8" depth at upper bout

3 3/4" depth at lower bout

1 3/4" nut width

2 5/16" string spacing

4 29/32" wide bridge

6" x 1 7/8" x 3" headstock

3 1/4" soundhole

Ebony pegs

Ice Cream Cone heel

Black binding

Broad foot under wide rounded neck block

Three rounded back braces at 4", 3 3/4", 3 3/4"

Three strut fan braces

Bridge plate

While this guitar was build at approximately the same time as the Martin & Coupa, the Martin & Coupa label was used only on guitars distributed from New York by John Coupa while Martin was also selling a smaller number of guitars directly from the workshop at their new home in Cherry Hill, Pennsylvania.