The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. (Cincinnati OH, 1853-1985) distributed musical instruments and, later, coin jukeboxes. Guitars were made by Lyon & Healy and, briefly, C. F. Martin (only 300 models, circa 1924).
The “Conservatory” was a higher-end model intended for teachers, and probably dates from the 1910s to 1920s.
Spruce top, quarter-sawn dark Danish oak back and sides. Guitar shows the usual wear - hey, it’s over 100 years old after all! - and, as it typical with these later, non-truss rod guitars, has high action.
The tone is boxy … and quite loud for a small guitar … ideal for folk or blues guitar.
Comes with a chipboard case that has been modified to correct a dented cover.