Kevin, all I had was the first part, it's linked earlier in this thread. Haven't fooled with this anymore, just looked it up again a few minutes ago....
An armrest is not necessary ... could it possibly be a benefit? I'd have to say yes. I like having an armrest and people have reported that it helps...
Might help if you go into detail on what you've tried and what you don't like about what you've tried? I've found numerous pages with chords for that...
Thanks for the comments. It turned out to be fun, after a point. The mandolin parts were the easiest ones, ironically - both the bass & mandola parts...
Looks like a late 1940's or early 50's A-50. I had one from that era and it did not have a serial number. But you may be able to find a Factory Order...
I was born in Louisiana, been over 30 years in Texas, began playing guitar as a teen. I play guitar with friends, at small gigs and at bluegrass jams. I play acoustic blues, country blues, gospel, country, rock and bluegrass music. I bought a mandolin in 2014, got serious about playing mandolin mid-2015 and my interests are mostly in bluegrass, folk and old-world fiddle tunes.
I also have an interest in documenting information about the group, The Bluegrass Alliance (all incarnations of the previous century rather than the re-alliance group of the 2000's).
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