Olipa kiven alla, mutta taisin päästä jäljille... ehkä.
"Egmond branded their instruments different at other markets in other countries. It was Alberti, Alex, Alfesta, Alpha, Caledonie, Combo, Dixieland, Frima, Goldene Harfe, Hi-Spot, Jester, Lido, Lion, Manhattan, Marizza, Miller, Orpheum, Roderich Paesold, Rosetti, Royal, Royalist, Stadium, Strad-O-Lin, Tonemaster, Vander, Vega and Wilson."
"Roderich Paesold is a violin manufacturer in Germany, that started with manufacturing of violin bows and strings in 1919. In 1968 the company was sold to the clarinet manufacturer Wenzel Schreiber & Söhne, in Nauheim. The companies were acquired in 1981, by the British horn instruments manufacturer Boosey & Hawkes. In the 70's and the 80's there were a great demand for guitars, but Boosey & Hawkes had no guitar manufacturers within the enterprise, and the only luthier in the corporation was Roderich Paesold. So, this name was used for a series of guitars, that were made by Egmond in Boxtel, just north of Best."
Lähde:
http://www.egmond.se/egmond_se_History.html Ja tuolla linkattu toinen sivu vähäistä infoa:
http://www.egmond.se/egmond_se_Roderich_Paesold_P100.html Mandoliiniahan ei noilla sivuilla mainita, mutta voisko olla Egmond, joka on brandattu Paesoldiksi jollain markkinoilla?
Ilmeisesti samannäköinen kuin tää?
https://reverb.com/item/3510880-han … dolin-in-a-case-ready-to-play-as-is
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