A unique, esoteric instrment dating back to the 1930's, the Buegeleisen & Jacobson branding (otherwise known as B&J) would brand many instruments like this example made by the Regal company. Featuring a Kay-Kraft-ian design, this Venetian style body design would become one not seen on many instruments to follow. Next level glitz factor, it features a pearloid fingerboard and entire back & sides. Listed as is, this guitar is currently in no playing order, with no bridge, and a cut off pickup. The pearloid is in very good shape, with overall clean looking, albeit, small original frets. Tuners appear to function. The binding is overall in good shape on the fingerboard. A soft V profile neck has a wider 1.75" nut width. It has a 24.5" scale length. Includes slightly later era chipboard case.