--- Seth Hamon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > this site has the pics... > http://home.comcast.net/~musictreasures/antmisc.htm
Ok That's what I was looking at.... > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Unfortunately the photos are unavailable on this one. The Mirecourt > builders > (the Colsons and Thouvenels) built very few lutebacks, and I'm always > skeptical when I see one advertised. There was one around a few years > ago > where it was obviously the keybox and bridges and tailpiece from a > guitar-shaped Colson that had been obviously grafted onto a newer > luteback > body. > > We had the honor of restoring a genuine luteback Colson several years > ago. > It's a beauty. It went to a player in the Seattle area. > >... I > > really am not in the market for an antique restoral until I have > one to > > play.... Well, I believe I have a functioning knob this time. I made it out of a doorknob and it "just fits" so maybe I can play for awhile. I'm still not ready for a restoral. If I was I'd bug Alden and Cali about that U/I trilobal tenor with the plastic inlays. I know I look horible in red but...but...but... > > >
