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James36 |
guywolff Says:
Tuesday, June 16, 2015 @3:59:18 PM
This interior of the pot does not look like a Bukbee to me . Also if the tension stick is painted black that may node to a slightly earlier New York maker though the number of tensioners is more popular in the 1890's . The peghead is the shape of some Dobsons .
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