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7 Course Renaissance bass lute (in D) by Martin Shepherd (2003)

by Melody Packard | Sep 11, 2022

7 Course Renaissance bass lute (in D) by Martin Shepherd (2003)

September 11, 2022

For Sale

7 course Renaissance bass lute (in D) Made by Martin Shepherd in 2003 with a 76CM String length
with a Kingham Case.

An Mp3 featuring the bass lute can be downloaded at – www.pantagruel.de/basslute.mp3

Additional photos available here.


EUR 5,800
Essen, Germany
CONTACT mark@pantagruel.de

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