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Harmony Monterey

I was told, before I ever saw this mandolin, that it belonged to the grandfather of the man who was looking to have it repaired.  There was a birthday coming and a repaired and playable mandolin was to be the gift.  While Harmony Monterey’s were not expensive models, they did have some charm.  This one still had charm, but age and a few serious encounters had left it in rugged shape as you can see.  It’s a great pleasure to me to return a family instrument to its owner in good, playable condition.  I hope this one makes it back to its owner, but if it doesn’t get back to granddad it will be lovingly in the hands of the grandson.

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