I don't know, but the phrases, "cuts through any jam session", and "banjo killer" immediately come to my mind.
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It appears that this instrument may be best played with a bow
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Looks like it fell off the Kaiser's helmet.
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No wonder. Germany is the home of mandolin orchestras...
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The seven strings must be inside the body. Have your written the seller to ask where the correct photos are? He obviously copied the photos from this ad.
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Watch out, you could poke your eye out with that thing.
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