I just bought an used classical guitar. This guitar is all-solid and the brand name is L. Marroni (or L. Morroni). The only information about the guitar is that it was made in Italy.

I would like to know more about this guitar.

I made a mistake!
The name of the brand should be
"L. Mozzani" and the guitar was made in Italy.

look for it under HARP guitar.
"L. Mozzani", is the LUIGI MOZZANI model. he was a classical guitarist in italy.

harpguitars.net

My L. Mozzani guitar is a classical guitar with a shallower body.

The guitar is all-solid and the appearance looks like more than half century old. I used to have a antique parlor guitar made in the end of 19th century and this L. Mozzani guitar has similar finish to it.

The label in the guitar reads:

L. Mozzani
MODEL NUMBER: Llossico "A"
SERIAL NUMBERE: H120 No244
MADE EXPRESSLY FOR CMI

In side the body,
one also can read "Made in Italy" and the mark "L. Mozzani".

Hey,

I have an L. Marroni Guitar, Serial No. 3702, Model Classical A, and since I don`t play guitar, I`d like to sell it. Does anyone here have any idea how much it`s worth? It`s in great shape: I had a friend play it and he said it played nicely and had a nice sound. Thanks for any info you`ve got!

Joy Dewing

I made a mistake too, it`s L. Mozzoni or Mazzoni, or maybe Mozzani... hard to tell.

Is the model "clossico A"?
How`s the condition?
If yours is the same model as mine, it is an all-solid guitar. The back and sides are solid rosewood. Then, you should know how much it may cost.

why dont u just bring it into a guitar place and see what they offer for it. just pretend u know the value and dont offer a suggestion as to price.

then take it to a couple more places, compare the offers.
something is only worth what someone else is willing to pay for it.

then again, there`s always ebay.

I saw a catalogue 20 years ago with an "Mozzani" solid top, laminated back/sides classical guitar. The list price was about 200-250 USD at that time. Not sure if "L. Mozzani" is the same brand as "Mozzani" and the all solid "L. Mozzani" guitar that I own seems to be much older than 30 years old.

I am an owner of a Mozzani classical guitar (Model Concerto, Serial# 21).

Copied a write-out from a Japanese website: http://www.aa.cyberhome.ne.jp/~ibsen/musicbun/mozani.htm

"...After his death, his inheritage and his name were undeservedly spent in a series of entreprises, including the label of a guitar produced by an Italian factory..."

So it really matters which year the guitar is produced: anything after 1943 will not involve the man himself.