Guitare classique ROBERT BOUCHET 1958 Paris / France

Gitarre Spanisches Modell RICHARD JACOB 1923 Markneukirchen / Deutschland

Gitarre, Munchener Modell RICHARD JACOB 1920 Markneukirchen / Deutschland Total length of the instrument: 962 mm; String gauge: 640 mm; Neck measurement: 320 mm; Fingerboard length: 450 mm; Width of the fingerboard at the top: 52 mm; Body length: 454 mm; Max. Body width at the upper bout: 273 mm; Min. Body width at the central bend: 224 mm; Max body width at the lower bout: 350 mm; Sound hole diameter: 90.5 mm; Neck and head angle: 17

Gitarre PIETRO RAILICH um 1650 Venedig/Italien Measurements: (in mm) Total length: 937 Body length: 456 / maximum body width (lower bracket): 260.5 at 99 Kl / maximum body width (upper bracket): 201 at 381 Kl / minimum body width: 176 at 270 Kl / Frame height: 88 .... 107.5 / Sound hole diameter: 91 at 292 Kl / Bridge at 91 v.u.

Acorstic Bass UKB-500FL F-Hole Black Key pilina On sale (as of 2024) fretless ukulele type, Tune E-A-D-G Extra thick dedicated bass strings Preamplifier with tuner function sound like wood bass 3 band EQ

England Guitar Da Silva, Jaco Vieira Lisbon / Portugal PS. 1750 The English guitar was a fashionable instrument from about 1750, considered easy to play and tuned in C major, although the player would use a capo, much like a modern folk-guitarist, in order to change the key. The tuning pegs were often small metallic pins that could be turned with a watch-key, to keep the strings in tune longer. This instrument was made in Portugal, a country with strong trading links with England, and its peg box is decorated with a paper 'cameo' in imitation of a jasper ware medallion, a motif made popular by Josiah Wedgwood (1730-1795) from about 1770 Materials and techn:iques: Pine back, sides and soundboards, with pine and wood purfling (bordering); brass openwork rose, framed with mother-of-pearl,Openwork:Brief Physical d:escription: (Cithera) inlaid with turtleshell and mother of pearl. Sounding hole of brass openwork, a miniature ivory head at the top. It has six pairs of srings and an ivory capo-taste by which the pitch could be instantly raised. Labelled inside as made by Jaco Viera da Silva of Lisbon, about 1700 Dimensions: Total length: 78cm, Body length: 34cm, Width: 31.5cm, Depth: 7.5cm Marks and inscriptions: Jaco Vieira da Silva a fez em Lisboa no Prata da Alegria anno de 17 [no manuscript figures inserted] (1) Makers's mark 2) Signature; Portuguese; printed; printed) (Translation Jaco Vieira da Silva has made this in Lisbon at the Prato da Alegria in the year 17[no other numbers])