Barnes and Mullins Wimborne Mandolin

The BM600 is an A-Style mandolin named after Wimborne in the English county of Dorset. It was during the late 19th century that Albert Mullins and S Bowley Barnes first met in the town of Wimborne and formed the friendship upon which the next few decades of performance and business would be founded. A traditional A-Style mandolin, this model features a dark stained finish and a rosewood fingerboard to ensure an authentic feel and appearance. Specification: Style: A-Style with F-Holes Top: Solid Spruce Back and Sides: Solid Maple Neck: Maple Fingerboard: Ovengkol Inlays: MOP Dot Bridge: Rosewood Hardware: Nickel Machineheads: Open Gear