Neck Reset "et al", 1930's Hensel Artist

Not familiar with that particular guitar but it should be built with hide glue which will make the reset straightforward (still not cheap but there is a fair bit of hand work and experience required). Might have bar frets which means that you want to choose your tech carefully (look at the ends if its not a bound f/b). Don't cut corners on repairs to what must be a really wonderful old guitar - if you can't afford to do it right at this time just put it away until you can (its waited almost 90 years, a couple more won't hurt).

A couple of humble suggestions - keep any old parts (tuners, nut, saddle (they may be ivory), pickguard (may be real shell), the guitar may be Braz which of course makes it pretty valuable, do not under any circumstances do any refinishing work. (for ethical reasons I won't touch ivory or tortoise on a new guitar but for right or wrong, thats what was used in 1930).

Choose your repair tech wisely, make sure he or she has experience with vintage instruments (I do lots of repairs and can do neck resets but I pass some guitars on to people who I feel are better qualified).

Take pictures if you can and post them - looking forward to your experience.