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MacDougall 1910 – African Blackwood 1. Ivory ferrule – may or may not have projecting bead – may or may not have decorative cut bead. 2. Stock has straight lines from small end to large end – wood may be angled under ferrule – larger than Glen but smaller than Robertson or Henderson 3. Stock has rounded bottom – not unusual to find tenor stocks of differing length 4. Tenor has thick, straight sides – not unusual to find tenors sections of differing lengths – style of projecting mount varies however generally smaller diameter 5. Substantial fountain supporting bell – ring and bush may or may not have bead 6. Very wide channel between cord beads – sometimes on tenors, always on bass 7. Tenor neck is hefty relative to tuning chamber |
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