Gold Tone OM-800+ (2011) Brand_ Greenman the D-140CE also features an

the D-140CE also features an elegant cutaway for access to higher frets

tells of learning the banjo

The Gariepy name was likely on the original headstock and then someone hand etched the name into the aluminum pot when the neck was changed to keep an identifier on the instrument

nickel-plated with pearloid button

Gold Tone OM-800+ (2011) Brand_ Greenman the D-140CE also features anLovely Gold Tone octave mandolin with nice warm tone from the solid Spruce top and very easy to play. This instrument is in very good condition with only a very few small marks dings from its 12 years and there is a small mark near the heel that might have been where a former strap button was placed (see pics). It only saw modest playing so the finish still has great shine to it and the frets have almost no wear and the action remains low and