The signature accoutrements are subtle: a neatly-installed 12th fret ‘Marley’ inlay and a pickguard signature. Marley’s original was adorned with a picture of the Rastafari Messiah, Haile Selassie, and a map of Africa beside the words “Africa must be free by 1983.” Marley diehards will have to supply their own decals though, since Guild omitted them. The included gig bag contains a booklet featuring photos of Bob with his Madeira and a chord sheet for Three Little Birds.
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