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It’s a very resonant instrument with a warm, rich and developed voice and a good amount of projection. The inlays are Mother of Pearl, including block position markers, The Flatiron script logo and Chalice headstock inlay.Ĭlosely based on the original designs, this Flatiron F5 custom is in good condition with light fret wear and light finish wear, though there is natural lacquer checking. The bridge and bound fingerboard are Ebony. This would have been part of the last set of Flatirons built in Belgrade.įeaturing a carved Spruce top, carved Flame Maple back, with Flame Maple also used for the sides and neck. Here we’re looking at a Flatiron F5 Custom in Blackburst, built in Belgrade, Montana during 1996 and signed by Bruce Weber. Now, because of overlap with Gibson’s re-launched their own mandolin line, Flatiron mandolins are not made in the USA. Many employees did not want to make that move, and this resulted in companies like Weber Mandolins. Later, Flatiron moved from Bozeman to nearby Belgrade but in 1996 moved the brand to Nashville.
In the end, Gibson purchased Flatiron rather than drive it out of business. In 1986, Gibson came under new ownership and as an early step, sent cease and desist letters to companies like Flatiron. Production of classic designs took off, and Flatiron became a respected brand. The first Flatiron catalog appeared in 1979. Loar built on Orville Gibson’s groundbreaking blending of violin, mandolin and guitar design concepts that produced the first archtop fretted instruments.įlatiron was started by Chuck Morrison, and in 1978 purchased by Steve Carson, who soon hired Ren Ferguson. The Flatiron F5 was a take on one of the most influential mandolin designs, the Gibson F5, designed by Lloyd Loar and introduced in 1922.
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