Nothing is beyond repairing, the real question is your second one; is it worth repairing?.
Instrument of low market value can often cost more to repair then their market value. Of course there ore other value systems in play sometimes, and sometimes sentimental value takes over. As the owner, it is your decision. Nobody can accurately estimate the repair cost from internet pictures, but if you take it to a qualified repair person you can get a price range and then make your decision.
John Hamlett
www.hamlettinstruments.com
Are you planning on doing it yourself?
You would learn a lot just in the careful disassembling process.
It looks like the hardware is still intact, are the tuners functional?
I would think of it as a learning experience. You could probably make it playable, but you couldn’t increase its value very munch.
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