It\'s a basic, presumably imported, Morris mandolin. It\'s not made by noted American mandolin craftsman, Howard Morris. Still, it\'s a decent mandolin. Laminate top. Raised pickguard. 12th fret action is great, between 1/32\" and 2/32\". Adjustable saddle bridge. Uncovered tuners. Front, back and neck binding. No case. Comes with a pick. Cosmetically, it\'s in quite good condition and looks to have been barely played. Structurally and functionally, it\'s also in fine shape. It sounds good.

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