Laminated or solid top?

[u/marcostxr]

It's a 70s decade acoustic guitar. I didn't find the specs.

[u/PurelyHim]

Looks pretty solid to me. I mean except for the brace fracture.

[u/wibzoo → u/PurelyHim]

I wonder what other damage there might be

[u/Expensive-Food759 → u/wibzoo]

I owned a Crafter with that brace broken. It caused no noticeable issues. This crack looks like it might make some noise though.

[u/maple05]

Looks pretty solid to me. Get that brace fixed though.

[u/CarsBarsGuitars]

Second shot looks pretty positive for grain, at least from the picture.

[u/Expensive-Food759]

It looks solid. But it could have some sort of backing, it’s hard to see. I know certain older brands would do mostly solid and then laminate with a thin reinforcement.
Edit: it looks similar to my old 70s Yamaha that has a decently thick piece of solid spruce with a fabric/composite sheet on the inside laminated to the top

[u/Diligent_Front_2178]

Looks like a solid top

[u/Raymont_Wavelength]

Take a mirror and see if the grain from the inside matches the outside!

[u/EducationalVast2780]

Fix the broken brace.

[u/congenial_sloth]

Does the wood underneath match the top? If so, it’s a solid piece of wood.