Oldie but Goodie CR-9

Over thirty years ago, I bought a used but perfect condition Sigma CR-9 classical for my late wife, who had become an accomplished classical player in a very short time and needed a better guitar than her low-end Yamaha. At the time, the CR-9 was the top of the Sigma classical line, I'm told by the very knowledgeable folks who run the excellent Sigma Vintage Guitars FB page. Built in Japan, with a beautiful bear-claw solid spruce top and laminated rosewood back and sides, it's a wonderful instrument, with a very powerful but mellow tone, and it plays like a  dream. Chris got a set of gold Schaller tuners in her stocking the following Christmas, and we added a bone saddle a few years later. Since I'm not much into classical, it spends most of its time in the case these days, but Chris' CR-9 is the very last of my guitars I'd consider parting with...