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  1. Aug-04-2021, 11:18am #1
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    Question Kentucky Mandolin Model ID?

    I’m trying to ID a Kentucky mandolin for sale. It is apparently from the early 2000s and has a handwritten label that is difficult to read. Any idea what KM model this is?
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    Default Re: Kentucky Mandolin Model ID?

    675 S (sunburst)?
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    Default Re: Kentucky Mandolin Model ID?

    Quote Originally Posted by keith.rogers View Post
    675 S (sunburst)?
    Solid (not laminated) wood construction.

    Len B.
    Clearwater, FL
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    Default Re: Kentucky Mandolin Model ID?

    Quote Originally Posted by lenf12 View Post
    Solid (not laminated) wood construction.

    Len B.
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    I think the S meant solid top not the entire instrument.
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