I'm pasting the details below the URL to the Music Emporium page which has a picture--isn't she pretty? Also, the cedar top means she even smells nice. I'm not sure about all the differences between a classical guitar and a folk guitar, but one difference is the neck is slightly wider on a classical, which may seem counter-intuitive for someone with short stubby fingers, but it is what I learned on and what feels natural for me.
Seagull Guitars Coastline S6 Folk Cedar
http://www.themusicemporium.com/product-detail/product/seagull-guitars-coastline-s6-folk-cedar.htmlDescriptionThis concert size model is based on the dimensions of a classical guitar, and has a shallower body depth than other Seagull guitars. The smaller body size enhances the instrument's sound in the mid-range. The Folk is an excellent choice for fingerstyle playing.
Top : Select Pressure Tested Solid Cedar
Back & Sides : Wild Cherry
Neck : Silver Leaf Maple
Fingerboard & Bridge : Rosewood
Tusq® nut and compensated saddle
Finish : Semi-Gloss Custom Polished Finish
Nut Width: 1.8"
Upper Bout: 11.14"
Lower Bout: 14.76"
Waist: 9.46"
Body Legth: 19.6"
Body Depth: 4.5"