Help identify vintage mandolin

[john_t]

Could anyone help identify this vintage mandolin I just got? No markings or labels anywhere, but it sounds great. Thanks in advance!

[MikeEdgerton]

The zero fret points to a maker outside the US, the tailpiece cover is standard US flavor Waverly used for decades. I would assume that wasn't original. Probably European. I'm sure one of our resident experts can get you closer based on the inlay and peghead shape.

[john_t]

Interesting... The nut also seems like a replacement as it looks fairly new. This is a flat back by the way, in case that wasn't clear from the photo.

[MikeEdgerton]

I think the bowlback folks have a better chance of ID'ing that mandolin even though it's a flat back. I knew it was flat.