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- dreadnought body style, solid spruce top, three-piece Brazilian rosewood (1965-69) or Indian rosewood (1969-present) back, Brazilian rosewood (1965-69) or Indian rosewood (1969-present) sides, round soundhole with 5/9/5 grouping ring rosette, six-ply top body binding, three-ply back binding with white outer layer, side binding with two black lines, mahogany neck, 14/20-fret bound ebony fingerboard with pearl dot inlays, rosewood headstock overlay with logo and three-per-side chrome tuners, ebony bridge with white bridge pins and black dots, tortoise (1965-67) or black (1967-present) pickguard, available in Natural or Sunburst (optional) finish, 25.4 in. scale, mfg. 1965-present.
In 1967, black pickguard replaced tortoisehell pickguard. In 1969, Martin transitioned from Brazilian rosewood to Indian rosewood back and sides, but a few guitars from 1969 have been encountered with a combination of Brazilian and Indian rosewood because of the three-piece back (Brazilian rosewood wings with an Indian rosewood center). Martin also produced one SD8-35 eight-string guitar (1969). In 1985, Martin introduced an adjustable U-bar truss rod as standard equipment; however, they also offered a non-adjustable square bar truss rod through the early 1990s and these guitars are stamped D-35Q (total production of 289 instruments). In 1987, Martin introduced a new low-profile neck on the D-35 and stamped these guitars D-35P; however, they continued to offer their old neck style through 1990 and these guitars are stamped D-35 (total production of 1,485 instruments).
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- single cutaway dreadnought body style, solid Sitka spruce top with X bracing, East Indian Rosewood back and sides, round soundhole with style 28 three-stripe purfling/rosette, white binding, multi-stripe top and back inlay, style 28 back...
- similar to the D-35S, except in 12-string configuration and six-per-side tuners, available as a Special Order, total production of 6,480 instruments, mfg. 1965-1992.
- similar to the D-28, except has two single coil exposed gold DeArmond pickups, four knobs (two v, two tone), a three-way pickup switch, and gold hardware, total production of 238 instruments, mfg. 1959-1964.
- dreadnought body style, solid spruce top, flame maple back and sides, round soundhole with three ring rosette, three-stripe bound body/rosette, tortoise body binding, maple neck, 14/20-fret ebony fingerboard with pearl dot inlays, three-p...
- similar to the D-18, except has two single coil exposed DeArmond pickups, a mixing switch, one volume control, and two tone controls, mfg. 1958-59.
- similar to the D-41S, except in 12-string configuration and six-per-side tuners, total production of 8 instruments, mfg. 1988-1992.
- similar to the D-35, except has solid Madagascar rosewood back and sides, grained ivoroid binding, and a slimmer, faster profile high performance neck with a nut width of 1.75 in., mfg. summer 2011-2012.
- slope-shouldered dreadnought 12-fret body style, solid spruce top, solid East Indian rosewood back and sides, round soundhole with Style 45 abalone pearl rosette, white body binding, abalone pearl top inlays, Style 45 mosaic back purfling...
