Description

A great playing and sounding bowlback mandolin. It’s unlabeled, so we can’t say much about it, other than it was made most likely in the early 1900s, in America. It is in really nice condition for one of these, with some, but not a lot of wear, a repaired top crack and a slightly misshapen top by the sound hole (very common). We cleaned and restrung it and it’s all ready to go! It is in very good condition and comes with a chip case.

• Bowlback mandolin, c. early 1900’s
• Solid spruce top
• Solid mahogany bowl
• Mahogany neck
• 13″ scale length
• 1 1/8″ nut width
• Chip case