c.1935 Gibson-made Cromwell Archtop Mando

[Jake Wildwood]

Pressed-top, husky-sounding, loud, and fairly close to that A-50 sound. Did this one for a customer. FON dates it to '35. I like. :D

Original blog post here! (http://antebelluminstruments.blogspot.com/2013/09/c1935-gibson-made-cromwell-archtop.html)

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[William Smith]

Very nice, love the board stripe. Someone a few days ago posted some pix of the super kool F style Cromwell, looked neat, wish they would've posted more shots of her.

[brunello97]

Muy especialoso, Jakito. I am deep in the Gibson off-brands fan club

Have you been hep to this Cromwell thread?:

Cromwell GM-6 (http://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/showthread.php?99190-Rare-Gibson-made-Cromwell-GM-6)

I think this is the one Señor Arboleda de Azucar was referring to.

Mick