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Type	Model
5-String	Alvarez, Whyte Eagle
5-String	Deering Crossfire
5-String	Gibson, RB 3, 1994
5-String	Goldstar
5-String	Recording King, Ne-plus-Ultra
Tenor	Alvarez, Minstrel, 1970’s
Tenor	Bacon, Blue Ribbon, Style A
Tenor	Bacon, Blue Ribbon, Style A1
Tenor	Bacon and Day, Silver Bell #1, 1923
Tenor	Gibson TB Trapdoor 1922-25
Tenor	Gibson, TB 250, arch top, 1960’s
Tenor	Gibson, TB 250, flat top, 1960’s
Tenor	Gibson, TB 3, arch top, 1929
Tenor	GoldTone IT-250
Tenor	KeyKord (ebony fingerboard)
Tenor	KeyKord (MOTS fingerboard)
Tenor	Ludwig "The Ace", late 1920’s
Tenor	Ludwig, Bellevue, 1930’s
Tenor	Majestic, late 1920‘s
Tenor	Orpheum #1
Tenor	Orpheum #3 Special
Tenor	Paramount, Style 1, late 1920’s
Tenor	Paramount, Style B, late 1920’s
Tenor	Slingerland, Maybell
Tenor	Slingerland, Maybell, Recording Songster
Tenor	Vega, “Little Wonder”, 1960’s
Tenor	Vega, Style N, 1920’s
Tenor	Vega Tu-ba-phone, Style M
Tenor	Vega Tu-ba-phone, Style X, #9
Tenor	Weymann & Sons, Style 50
Plectrum	Merlin
Mandolin	Vega, Style K, late 1920’s
Mandolin	The Dayton, 1930’s
Cello	Gold Tone CEB-4
Ukulele	Slingerland Maybell

Mandolin family

Mandocello	Weber Gallatin
Mandocello	Santa Cruz (SCGC) Southerner
Octave Mandolin	Weber, Absaroka
Bouzouki	Flatiron, 3MB
Mandolin	Flatiron, 1N
Mandolin	Flatiron, The Performer F
Mandolin	Gibson, A5L

Viol Family

Violin	Sebastian Kloz, Mittenwald, late 1800’s
Violin	Francois Richard, Paris, 1850-1870
Violin	Lebron Batey, #48, 1^stof 2005
Violin	Philipp Kroll, Markneukirchen, Germany, 1920’s
Bass	Engelhardt 3/4