Here’s a lovely instrument that was rescued from a Glen Burnie Pawn (gun) shop.  When it came into our shop, there was mold? mildew? funk? all over the fingerboard, and the rest was quite filthy as well.  No idea how long it had been hanging around in its current state, but the neck and bridge both were both overly angled toward the sound hole.  Our first thought was that it may require a neck reset in order to make music again. First we cut away the strings, and gave the guitar a thorough cleaning.  Then we allowed it to relax in a properly-humidified space for around two weeks, so that…