Used Mandolin Family

As New Ozark 2242 Celtic model Octave Mandola with Solid Spruce Top and Solid Mahogany Back and Sides.

Supplied with padded gig bag.

Ornate F style mandolin made by street luthiers in Vietnam. Supplied with new strings and a padded gig bag.

Used but excellent condition and plays well.

This beautifully crafted A-style mandolin was handmade by renowned luthier Phil Davidson in Gloucestershire in 2009. Featuring a solid spruce top paired with stunning maple back and sides, it offers a warm, resonant tone with excellent projection thanks to its oval soundhole. The instrument plays exceptionally well, with a smooth neck and low, comfortable action that makes it a joy to pick up and play.

Used. Mint condition. Supplied with hard case.

The MT2 Mandola is Colling's fully-appointed mandola with a seasoned Red spruce (Adirondack) top and premium highly flamed maple back and sides. Featuring a comfortable 15.9″ scale length, it can be played just like a mandolin, but the low C string adds a whole new dimension of musical possibilities. Its superb tone, elegant stylings, and unmatched playability make the MT2 Mandola a natural to please the most discerning eyes and ears.

Features an all-gloss lacquer finish and upgraded appointments, such as ivoroid binding on the back and fingerboard and Flourish peghead inlay.

This model is AS NEW and a very rare model featuring a cream glossy top.

Used. As new condition. Supplied with original Collings hard case.

An original, beautifully hand made mandolin by top UK luthier David Oddy, all solid, Gibson style 'A', carved top mandolin with oval sound hole. Features a Sitka spruce top and a stunning flamed maple back and sides, bone insert compensated bridge and quality tuners.

Serial No 12 Made in 1986

Supplied in a hard case.

All mahogany electro acoustic mandolin with techwood fingerboard and F-holes. In attractive gloss finish. With tone and volume on board controls. 

Used. Very good condition. Supplied with gig bag.

Maya mandolins were made in Japan in the 1970s by Tahara, a Japanese company founded by Ryohei Tahara best known for making Jumbo branded acoustic guitars and mandolins.

Used and in good condition. (No Case)