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GUEST,TNDARLN at work	Help: Autoharp Models: History (109* d)	RE: Help: Autoharp Models: History	13 Dec 01
Susan, A lot of times the serial number is found under the flat metal piece on the wide end of the harp. Also, don't forget to check for tight tuning pins. The case you described is often a clue to a nicer harp- when you suspect the case is the original one. George Orthey-not far from you-would also have really good felt. And he's a wonderful resource on all things autoharp. T

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