Roderich Paesold P100 - Fingerstyle

Trying out the Roderich Paesold P100 I picked up a few weeks back for 10 euro (around 10 dollars). It was in very poor condition (the heel of the neck had broken off) but I managed to convert the neck-joint into a bolt-on and reset it. I also changed the bridge and nut and fixed some rattling tuners. It now plays very well with low action.

This guitar was built somewhere around 1980 by the Egmond company. Roderich Paesold is the name they (Egmond) used for a series of guitars built according to C.F. Martin specifications. Egmond collaborated with Martin to build the Vega guitars in Europe in the 70's and these Roderich Paesold guitars were built following that prior collaboration (even though the partnership had ended at that point). This specific guitar is quite rare and has been said to be very similar to a Martin 00-18.