Ring · No. 75142

S. F. Myers Co. · Annual Illustrated Catalogue No. 111 · 1912 · Scan 400 · Printed page 390

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Ring · Catalog no. 75142

Price unresolved

Original 1912 offer in USD.

Extracted description

and under body, swell back, French polish, nickel ma-
Chinn waite
-. se tc ease aces ewe FAP eas wie noe os eee ns
No. 75142 “Century,” concert genuine quarter sawed
si genuine mahogany neck
oak, selected white spruce top.
with veneered head, ebony igerboard and pearl position
dots. Marqueterie, fancy f *k edge bound with
white celluloid and fancy ne down back and
ever end, swell back, high French Dora +i 17.38
see seee vasa

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Visual keywords

guitar string instrument

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Extracted traits

Trait	Value	Evidence
material	nickel	nickel
material	mahogany	mahogany
material	ebony	ebony
gemstone	pearl	pearl

Extraction: Original Archive coordinate OCR; numbered source anchors and estimated caption evidence. No independent OCR or verified illustration association.. This record describes a catalog listing; its identity across other catalogs is unresolved.