Product Description:
This is a classic mandolin (No.223) made by Suzuki Violin Manufacturing, a prestigious Japanese instrument maker based in Nagoya. Manufactured in 1965, this rare Japan vintage instrument features a distinctive beautiful round back (drop-shaped) form and carefully selected wood that reflects the craftsmanship of skilled artisans.
Detailed Features:
Condition of the Item:
This mandolin has been in a private collection and shows signs of age consistent with its over 50 years of existence. The exterior has minor scratches, scuffs, and discoloration due to aging, but no major wood cracks are visible. Metal parts, including tuning pegs on the back of the head, show rust and dirt; the pegs currently do not turn. Maintenance and repair are recommended. The seller has limited expertise and has not tested sound quality or performed detailed adjustments. This item is suitable for collectors, repair, parts, or display.
Set Includes:
Item Specifics:
C:Instrument: Mandolin
C:Model: No.223
C:Year Manufactured: 1965
C:Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
C:Body Material: Wood
C:Type: Classic Mandolin
C:Finish: Natural wood finish
C:Vintage: Yes
| Brand | Suzuki |
| Country | Japan |
| Country/Region of Manufacture | Japan |
| Features | Vintage |
| Instrument | Mandolin |
| Material | Wood |
| Model | No.223 |
| Set Includes | Body only |
| Type | String instrument |
| Vintage | Yes |
| Year Manufactured | 1965 |
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