I was thinking of swamping it out for a rosewood bridge instead. The bridge is 'plastic -like' of the floating type of, not that good, moves around. because I know its very important to let the guitar body breathe etc. thats what he recommended, I Didnt want to use lemon oil or so for the body, only on fretboard. Id like to know If anyone has had any experiense with theese or even had one? I had to re-glue the pickguard because it was of, I used somekind of soft table polish. Thats the info I got from a kind guy who had theese guitars as a hobby and many others of course. Its a Egmond Toledo S1Z aka Zebrano from appr. The body feels kinda dry p maybe its a good Idea of getting one of those 'moisture/humidity level control' things, I dont know the name. I thinks its a pretty cool guitar! small body type of guitar, has a great acoustic sound, but need some works of course. I put new strings on it for a test drive. She lend it ut for a friend for a long time ago. The guitar had made it through the cold conditions good, has some scratches on the top, looks worse than it is n the picture. It had been laying in her parents old barn (forgtten) outside in the cold for many years, and my parents has their house in the northern part of sweden so its pretty cold during winter time. I´ve started getting really intrested in guitars for some time now, have done some nut replacements etc on other guitars, got intrested and wanted to check hers out. My mother used to play this guitar when she was young.

Egmond acoustic guitar with tailpiece