To be honest, an old mandolin wouldn’t have a much different shape than a modern one. But it’s their intricate woodwork and exotic woods that make them precious. You can also sp… See more

Although the history of mandolins dates back to way before 1500 BC, the refined models became popular around the late 17th and early 18th centuries in Italy. Like lutes, the e… See more

1. Bowl-back Mandolins
Just as its name sounds, these mandolins can be spotted with their rounded, bowl-shaped back. This back is usually made from multipl… See more

1. Old Mandolin’s Age & Serial Number
If your mandolin is really old, say about eighty or a hundred years old, and it’s still playable, then you can make good money with it. But … See more