It's the great pumpkin Charlie Brown!
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#Bruno / Larson Bros. Mandocello, c.1920-1930
It's the great pumpkin Charlie Brown!
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Re: #Bruno / Larson Bros. Mandocello, c.1920-1930
That's cool.
Why don't you put that your Master-Card and send it to me.
Re: #Bruno / Larson Bros. Mandocello, c.1920-1930
Beautiful thing. A smurf before smurf was cool. I suppose the owner does not want to ship it and is going for local sale? If not he could probably get a lot of traffic/interest posting it on the Cafe Classifieds?
Bernie
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Re: #Bruno / Larson Bros. Mandocello, c.1920-1930
That's amazing. I've seen a couple of mandolas in that style, but never a 'cello. The Larsons were Olympians in the American stringed instrument pantheon, right up there with Martin and Gibson but rarer and quirkier.
Re: #Bruno / Larson Bros. Mandocello, c.1920-1930
This instrument has been around and discussed on a few threads here. Here is an article by the owners of Top Shelf Music in Buffalo, NY: Bruno Mandocello article
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