Description

This is a fabulous playing and sounding mandolin! You may be wondering about the truss rod cover…it’s neck has been replaced by Jonathan McClanahan. The original Gibson logo looks to have been used (there is an outline around it all, so it was likely cut out and put on this one). The back has a repaired -3″ crack by the endpin. Other than that, it’s just normal wear on this one. There are dings on the top and back and some good buckle rash on the back. Overall, this mandolin is in very good condition and comes with a hard case that is likely original to the instrument.

• Made in Kalamazoo, Michigan c.1921
• Solid spruce top
• Solid maple back and sides
• Mahogany neck
• Ebony fingerboard
• Height adjustable, compensated bridge
• Neck replaced by Jonathan McClanahan
• 14″ scale length
• 1 1/4″ Nut width
• Hard case