This is a vintage Hofner classical guitar, likely dating from the 1960s or 1970s.
Hofner, a German manufacturer famous for making Paul McCartney’s "violin" bass, also produced a wide range of nylon-string guitars that were highly regarded for their sturdy construction and European tonewoods.
The Headstock: The "slotted" headstock is characteristic of Hofner’s mid-century classical designs. The specific carving at the top and the white plastic tuner buttons are very common for their student and intermediate models from this era.
The Body Shape: It has the classic "Hofner" proportions—slightly more rounded bouts than a traditional Spanish guitar.
The Logo: While a bit faded in the photos, there appears to be a gold decal or crest on the upper bass side of the soundboard. This was a standard placement for Hofner’s branding during this period.
The Rosette: The geometric, "mosaic" style soundhole decoration is a classic Hofner pattern.
Based on the matte finish and the wood grain (which looks like a spruce top and maple or mahogany back and sides), this is most likely a Model 545 or a Model 484. These were their "workhorse" models—intended for students but built to a much higher standard than modern entry-level guitars.
Top: Likely solid Spruce or a high-quality Spruce laminate.
Back/Sides: Typically Maple or Anigre, often stained to a warm reddish-brown.
Fretboard: Rosewood.
Construction: Note the "bolt-on" or reinforced neck heel visible in the rear photos. Hofner used a specific neck joint that made these guitars very durable against the tension of the strings over decades.
These guitars are known for having a "bright" and "punchy" sound compared to the warmer, mellower tone of traditional Spanish-made guitars.
Value: Generally, these sell for anywhere between $200 and $450, depending on whether the top is solid wood and if the neck is still straight.
Condition Check: On vintage Hofners, check the bridge (the dark wood piece holding the strings) to ensure it isn't lifting from the body, and look down the neck to see if it has bowed over time.