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    Exclamation Vintage washburn model 115

    Hello
    Yesterday I purchased a Washburn model 115 serial number 64417. I have found it next to impossible to find concrete dating information. I think it is from 1889 but am not positive. Can anyone help?
    Much love
    Scott



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    Default Re: Vintage washburn model 115

    Get a copy of Hubert Pleijsier's book Washburn Prewar Instrument Styles. You should be able to identify the instrument from the catalog pages listed.
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    Mando-Accumulator Jim Garber's Avatar
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    Default Re: Vintage washburn model 115

    Not 1889. Moe likely around 1912 more or less. Follow Mike's recommendation above.
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