Wynn Mandolins built in the 1990's

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Serial #- 1031992
Owner- Nancy Cardwell Nashville, TN
This Wynn was built in 1992 and has a beautiful Birdseye Maple back and Western Red Cedar top that was glued together and planed by Nancy's late husband Frank Erdos, a bluegrass musician and luthier. The Birdseye Maple back has a strip of Holly down the center, this wood was given to Frank by Ellis Truett a close family friend from Tennessee. Frank died of cancer in March 1989 before the mandolin could be completed. Nancy had John Wynn go ahead and finish it for her. Nancy's name is written inside the instrument, the inlay of the planet Saturn is on the peghead. Nancy said she gets a lot of compliments on the appearance of this Wynn along with it's beautiful tone.

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Name- Blondie
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Owner- Berry Wynn
This is the famous Blondie mandolin so loved by Berry. It is a great sounding mandolin, ask him to rip off a tune the next time you see him with it.

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Name- Chocolate
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Owner- Berry Wynn
Berry has this thing about naming his mandolins. In fact it has led many of us to follow in his footsteps and name our own. Why do we name our mandolins? Because they all have a sound and character of their own.

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Name-
Serial # 1938 1968
Owner- John Wynn Jr.
The serial number on this mandolin may look unusual to you. However it has significant meaning to John Jr. It represents the year his father was born along with his birth year.

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Owner- Steve Miller Springfield,MO
According to Steve the only way he will part with his Wynn is "when you unwrap my cold dead fingers off of it." Till death do us part...applies to more than marriage vows.