Here is a beautiful 1993 Montana built Flatiron Koa Mandola, model 3K.
17” scale tuned CGDA.
This mola is in perfect condition. Must have been hanging out in a closet for the last 28 year because it’s in perfect shape.
She’s a collector and keeper piece.
Eastman MD815/V F style mandolin #15952952.
The neck is true, plays cleanly at a low action, with a nice mellow tone.
Our MAC Instruments have been selling fast!!
Said to be one of the last designed by Bill himself, this mando is in perfect condition and is being sold by the original owner.
We have two great, gently used, mandolins back ‘on sale’ after the pause for our shop move!
If you are unfamiliar with our Mandolin Authority Certified instrument program, we began the program because buying a high-end instrument on the internet is often a big decision and you can make it easier by having a reputable third party certify that is it in good playable condition and verifying the general condition. Bruce Weber is a trusted name and welcomes any questions and inquiries.
First, we have a Weber Bitterroot F Mandolin. This one is hard to find these days!
The Bitterroot is in fantastic condition with only a couple of small dings on the edge of the peghead. Sounds great, and just had a setup, so plays like butter!
Next, may just be the one you’ve been waiting for…
Montana built Gibson F5L signed by Steve Carlson #7025108, one of the first Gibson mandolins built in the Flatiron shop after Gibson acquired the company in 1987.
It’s a real cannon! Plays great and body shows very little wear, however peghead has significant string scratches.
It’s great to be back, and while Bruce is accepting repairs and customizations, it will be awhile until other products
are available once again. We thank you for your patience and if you are waiting on an email reply he’ll be
getting back to you soon.
UPDATE: Only Gibson F-5L left- available for immediate shipment until the end of July, when we shut down for awhile to move.
Just in four great, gently used, instruments for sale.
Check out the links for more details, images, and pricing.
We’ll be able to ship these out for awhile before our move, so act now.
Starting with this amazing Gibson F-5L Mando
Montana built Gibson F5L signed by Steve Carlson #7025108. One of the first Gibson mandolins built in the Flatiron shop after Gibson acquired the company in 1987.
Also, featuring a Flatiron 1CH Mandola, a (SOLD)Weber Sage Flat Octave Mandolin (Koa), and a Weber Bitterroot F Mandolin.
Plus the excellent Weber Big Sky F Mandolin, already in stock.
We don’t see these for sale too often anymore.
As usual, don’t hesitate to contact Bruce to chat about them- he loves it, and would also love taking a break from packing!
Built here in Montana, in 2010, for a personal friend of Bruce. The only reason he’s parting with this beauty is that he recently acquired a new build from Bruce, a B2 two point.
Check out the details, here, and don’t hesitate to Contact Bruce to talk it over.
For the past 20 years this Big Sky F Mandolin, shown below, was well loved and cared for by its late owner who’s son would love to have it played again by someone who will appreciate it as much as his father did. Fantastic shape with only a few small finish checks. $5500.
The Big Sky is well known to have that old Loar sound.
Montana built, Serial Number 035401.
Also, following is a screaming deal on this Weber Santiam F-Style Mandolin:
Oregon built Weber Santiam #1 of 10 (Limited Edition) is in perfect condition and plays like butter.
Now $3995.00
Buying a high-end instrument on the internet is often a big decision and you can make it easier by having a reputable third party certify that is it in good playable condition and verifying the general condition.
All of the instruments we list have been MAC Inspected and Certified. What does this mean?
If you’re considering selling your instrument don’t hesitate to Contact Bruce to discuss!
Three Beautiful F-Style Mandos…
Weber Honey Tortoise F-Style
Limited Edition Weber Santiam F-Style
And, just in, a rare Weber Big Sky Mandolin
Plus a Gibson 1906 A3 with that Vintage Tone
And finally, an exquisite Weber A-Style Honey Tortoise Octave Mandolin
Buying a high-end instrument on the internet is often a big decision and you can make it easier by having a reputable third party certify that is it in good playable condition and verifying the general condition.
All of the instruments we list have been MAC Inspected and Certified. What does this mean?
If you’re considering selling your instrument don’t hesitate to Contact Bruce to discuss!