This 1936 Martin D-18 is a remarkable pre-war example that has undergone essential professional restoration to ensure its structural integrity and long-term playability. Critical work includes a neck reset, neck block reset with the top receiving spliced in spruce around the fingerboard extension, thick popsicle brace, a full refret, and a replacement bridge—all performed with care to preserve its integrity. These repairs have brought new life to the instrument without compromising its tonal heritage. It also features a set of unslotted buffalo horn bridge pins. It sounds exceptional, with the rich, open, and resonant voice these early D-18s are prized for. In great playing condition, this guitar is ready for many more years of inspired music-making.