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The original fingerboard appears to be dyed maple, with the dye worn off by a LOT of chording, so I daubed it with leather dye from my shoeshine kit.
5 comments on “Restored old nameless, front view”
kevinwholmes Says:
Saturday, May 7, 2011 @4:36:50 AM
Looks like a left-handed Buckbee.
mike gregory Says:
Saturday, May 7, 2011 @6:59:05 AM
Oh, my goodness. I must have pushed the wrong button somewhere, and printed the darn thing backwards.
It's a righty, all right.
MightBee a Buckbee, but I don't know. I'll take your word for that, if you'll accept my apology for the sdrawckab otohp.
kevinwholmes Says:
Saturday, May 7, 2011 @7:21:39 AM
Many 19th Century photos, including those of banjoists, were reversed for some reason, making many look left-handed. You're just emulating the 19th Century!
mike gregory Says:
Saturday, May 7, 2011 @11:26:08 AM
Ayup, that's me.
A dollar short and a century behind.
Society Hill Says:
Friday, May 13, 2011 @12:17:49 PM
Great job and it sounds incredible. Thanks for keeping up with me and sharing it. Nothing better than seeing something that was apparently played a LOT put back into working condition and making music again.
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