Restored a Concorde - anybody have info on it?

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I restored what I thought was a Ibanez, but apparently it's not? Supposedly nothing to do with their Concord line, but closely made in Japan. It is a Concorde Mark 670 CW made in the 1970's, and not much information or other examples are online. Needed a new bridge (original was broken and missing pieces), so I had a luthier custom make one out of a Rosewood blank. Replaced nut with a bone nut. Other minor restoration work was done. I believe it's supposed to resemble a Martin D42. Any info about the brand, product, or groups of interest would be appreciated. Overall, plays awesome, very cool sound and excellent action.

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