Symphony Harp Guitar HGT23

Here's a fancy Symphony model with a paddle-shaped headstock. I've only seen this general shape on one harp mandolin. Note the (poor) choice of friction tuners for the main headstock. The back & sides look remarkably like the padauk on my specimen (HGT1) - very pretty!

Knutsen Archives Inventory Number		HGT23
Category		Tacoma Harp Guitars
Body Style		"Symphony"
Current or last known owner		Chicago Guitar Exchange > Top Shelf Music
Year (approx)		1900-1902
Label		Mr. C. Knutsen, SOLE-PATENTEE of the Symphony Harp Guitar With 11 Strings. The 5 extra bass strings being tuned to D, C, B, A, and G, one octave lower than regular pitch. This HARP GUITAR is the deepest tone instrument made. This is the only GUITAR with the slanted fret. For prices and circulars address: C. Knutsen, 1001 south J St., Tacoma, Wash.
Label Code		TA2
Courses / Strings		11 course: 6 strings on neck, 5 bass
Frets		slanted
Scale length		unknown
Neck Joint		no heel
Woods	Top	spruce
	Back & Sides	unknown
	Neck	unknown
	Fingerboard	unknown
	Bridge	unknown
	Headstock veneer	unknown
Binding, trim	Top	multi-colored wood, ivoroid?
	Back	ivoroid?
	Fingerboard	ivoroid?
	Headstock(s)	ivoroid?
	Soundhole	3 rings (1 multi-colored wood)
Inlay		fancy fret markers and inlay in headstock
Pickguard		none
Comments		This instrument was offered on eBay twice and passed at $2650 on March 12, 2004