seen on ebay italy:
<a href="http://cgi.ebay.it/Strumenti-musicali_Archi-e-Strumenti-a-Corda__ANTICO-MANDOLINO-FIRMATO-RAFFAELE-CALACE-NAP
OLI-1910_W0QQitemZ150275512692" target="_blank">http://cgi.ebay.it/Strumen....5512692</a>
seen on ebay italy:
<a href="http://cgi.ebay.it/Strumenti-musicali_Archi-e-Strumenti-a-Corda__ANTICO-MANDOLINO-FIRMATO-RAFFAELE-CALACE-NAP
OLI-1910_W0QQitemZ150275512692" target="_blank">http://cgi.ebay.it/Strumen....5512692</a>
http://www.youtube.com/user/billkilpatrick
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There seem to be quite a few Uruguayan sellers who have Italian mandolins for sale. Not sure what the connection is there.
Jim
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Playing lately:
Brentrup A4C -- 1915 Frank Merwin Ashley violin -- 1904 Embergher Type 3 -- 1937 Gibson L-Century -- 1939 Gibson L-00 -- ca. 1890s Celebrated Benary Banjo -- 1985 Monteleone Grand Artist Mandola
Given the high numbers of Italian immigrants to Argentina and Uruguay, I wonder if these are hold-overs or later purchases from the home-country. For awhile it seemed all my friends from B-A had Italian surnames.
Mick
Ever tried, ever failed, no matter. Try again, fail again, fail better.--Samuel Beckett
... italian immigration, i would assume.
do you think it's genuine? (paypal account almost zilch - pure curiosity at play here ... )
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