A tribute to the wonderfully odd L-2 produced in the very early 1930’s, this model features a subtle amber/green/tobacco burst with multiple body purflings and gold glitter bordering the top and soundhole. There are many theories why the term Argentine Grey was used in the Kalamazoo catalogs as a descriptor for this model, but as Argentin is Latin for silver, I tend to believe that the greenish/brown burst on surviving examples were originally a black/grey burst before the colors faded, leaving the blue undertones of the black to blend with the yellowing lacquer. At any rate, I aim to reproduce the final result: an amber burst with a tinge of olive. Featherweight, responsive, and unique!