Washburn
Washburn Bowl Back Mandolin, Style 115, c. 1905
Washburn Bowl Back Mandolin, Style 115, c. 1905
SKU:ZEK0026
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A Washburn Cremonatone bowl back mandolin, Style 115. These were made by Lyon & Healy and original sold for $15! This one's in great shape with little work required on our part.
- Beautiful rosewood back, 7 staves with maple strips
- Spruce top
- Mahogany neck
- Ebony fingerboard with dot inlays
Serial #115961
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