Knutsen Harp Guitar
This instrument has a severely angled bridge for the sub-basses, much like HGS49. The headstock is very hard to make out, but seems closest to the 2a row. The scale may also be shorter than standard. Pictured on a postcard from the John Doan collection (see Historical Photos for full image).
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Knutsen Archives Inventory Number |
HGS59 |
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Category |
Seattle Harp Guitars |
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Body Style |
"Lower Bass Point" |
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Current or last known owner |
unknown player |
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Year (approx) |
1911-1913 |
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Label Code |
unknown |
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Courses / Strings |
11 course: 6 strings on neck, 5 bass | |
Frets |
straight | |
Scale length | unknown | |
Neck Joint | unknown | |
Woods |
Top |
unknown |
Back & Sides |
unknown | |
Neck |
unknown | |
Fingerboard |
unknown |
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Bridge |
unknown | |
Headstock veneer | unknown | |
Binding, trim |
Top |
unknown |
Back |
unknown | |
Fingerboard |
unknown | |
Headstock(s) |
unknown | |
Soundhole | unknown | |
Inlay |
fancy fret markers? | |
Pickguard |
none |
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