GUILD made the CE-100D (Capri) between 1952 and 1975. It was a jazz archtop like the CE-100 Capri but with two pickups. From 1952-1962 the pickups were two single coils and from 1962-1975 they were humbuckers. Some of these came with factory fitted DeArmond single coil pickups.

Guild describe the CE-100D as follows in their 1975 catalog:

CE-100D  Clear, pure sound from every note on the fretboard, with a resonance you can tool as you play. Lyrical phrasing seems to flow naturally. Your drive seems to build more effectively when you settle into an up-tempo groove. This is a guitar for the player working on jazz concepts and execution.

Details: Single cutaway electric acoustic. Maple top. sides and back. Guild last-action. very thin. 3-piece mahogany neck with fully adjustable truss rod. Bound rosewood fingerboard with inlaid mother-of-pearl rectangular position blocks. Inlaid head plate. All hardware chrome plated. Grover Rotomatic machines. Adjustable rosewood bridge. Guild "harp" tailpiece. Multi-ply ivoroid binding around body. Black pickguard. 20 frets. Neck joins the body at 14th fret. Guild EA-610L Strings.

Electronics: 2 chrome plated Guild Humbucking pickups with individual adjustable pole pieces for each string and 3-way tilt adjustment for accurate pick-up placement. 3 position pick-up selector. Separate tone and volume controls for each pickup.

Dimensions: Body 16.375" (41.5 cm.) wide, 20.25"(51.4 cm.) lane. 3.25" (8.2 cm.) deep. Overall length 41.75" (106cm). Scale length 25.625"' (65 cm.). Neck width at nut 1.625" (4.1 cm.). 

Finish: Sunburst or Blonde.

Case: 4518 Hard Shell Case. 3-ply veneer. heavily padded plush interior.  2518 Hard Shell Case. Flannel lined and padded.  

Guild reissued the CE-100D Capri in 2014 as part of their Korean made Newark Street collection.