Harp mandolin.

[telepbrman]

I saw a photo of a harp mandolin, and I would like to track down some more info, where should I look? Thanks, dy.

[mandolooter]

try Greg Miners site, believe he has a bunch of info up on the web.

[Alekos]

.. you can find one also by the Musikalia (http://www.musikalia.it) company..

[Bob DeVellis]

Go here (http://home.earthlink.net/~minermusic/) and knock yourself out. Be sure to check out the harp guitar portion of the site as it also has relevance to harp mandolins and is the best collection ofits kind. Gregg has done a great job on this whole site.

[telepbrman]

Thanks buddy's, I have some searchin' to do....dy.

[danb]

This one can be found on Lowell's mandolins page (http://www.vintageinstruments.com/mandolins.html)
http://www.vintageinstruments.com/photos/inst7/knutful.jpg

[telepbrman]

On fatt-dads site, under mando's for sale, he has a black and white photo of 3 women playing w/a piano....the one has a lyre mando? Or what type of mando is it? Thanks, dy.

[Jim Garber]

I actually own that photo which appears on a #few sites around the 'Net. You can see the photo here (http://www.paperclipdesign.com/19ctunes/mandopic.htm) (and scroll down). I believe that it is a style 35 Dyer harp mandolin made by the Larson Brothers. You can see one here (http://www.larsonbrothersguitars.com/otherpics.html). Click on the 1915 Dyer Style 35.

Jim

[delsbrother]

This one can be found on Lowell's mandolins page (http://www.vintageinstruments.com/mandolins.html)
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