1934 Gibson F-10 Black
One of the rarest of Gibson artist model mandolins, the F-10 was only made for a few years (1933-35) and is exceedingly rare, with less than ten known to exist. This fine instrument, with its ebony black lacquer finish and fancy inlays, is essentially an F-5 body with a shorter (F-4, F-2) neck. The scale length is the same as an F-5. This example is very clean and completely original, with a clear, bright sound suitable for many styes from jazz to old-time music. Includes the original red-line case.
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