Fine mandolins and banjos built by Mark Franzke, Artist/Luthier in Prairie Village, Kansas
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The neck block has been cut to rough profile ...
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Franzke Mandolins
Prairie Village, Kansas, United States
Mark Franzke, Artist and Luthier, maker of fine, hand-crafted mandolins and other string instruments.
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Wednesday, September 1, 2010
See And Hear
Here is a video of me playing "Blue Eagle" and "Cattle In The Cane."
(And, yes that is an old-school Hi-8 Video camera. I couldn't get rid of the display in the corner of the screen.)
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