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Fabio Machado’s 1912 Gaetano Vinaccia, referred to as “The Lion” (this Gaetano Vinaccia is the most ornamented example of its kind, ranking above the Tipo Rocco, according to the sales catalog by Foetisch.)  https://www.fabiomachado.com

Fabio Machado’s 1902 Vinaccia, referred to as “The Butterfly” (also documented in Alfred Woll’s “The Art of Mandolin Making”)  https://www.fabiomachado.com

Fabio Machado’s 1885 Vinaccia” also referred to as “The Turtle”  https://www.fabiomachado.com/

Restored by Dave Hynds. From the collection of Victor Speranski. http://www.speranski.com

Photos courtesy Ioannis Skoulas

Woll, Alfred; reproduction of an early neapolitan mandolin from Antonio Vinaccia, Neapoli 1760 From the collection of Alfred Woll, https://en.woll-mandolinen.de/ (Photos courtesy Alfred Woll)