Small Soprano Lyre W. Lothar Gärtner 1978 Dark Brown / Reddish Brown
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W. Lothar Gärtner Kleine Sopran-Leier – 1978 – Instrument No. 8912
Beautiful and well-preserved Kleine Sopran-Leier by W. Lothar Gärtner, handcrafted in Konstanz, Germany.
Instrument details:
- Manufacturer: W. Lothar Gärtner, Atelier für Leierbau, Konstanz
- Model: Kleine Sopran-Leier
- Model designation: 1926/51
- Year of manufacture: 1978
- Instrument number: 8912
- Finish: Dark reddish-brown / polished appearance
- Traditional Gärtner construction associated with the modern lyre developed by Edmund Pracht and W. Lothar Gärtner.
The instrument is in very good overall condition. The wooden body and finish are beautifully preserved, with only minor signs of age and use. Please refer to the detailed photos for the exact cosmetic condition.
The lyre comes with its original hard case, featuring the characteristic blue velvet/felt interior and an integrated accessory compartment.
Included:
- W. Lothar Gärtner Kleine Sopran-Leier
- Original hard case
- 2 keys for the case
- Tuning key / tuning tool
- Additional accessories shown in the photographs
The case and accessories are also in good overall condition, with some normal signs of age and use.
This is a beautiful vintage Gärtner instrument from 1978, suitable for a musician, collector, or someone looking specifically for an authentic older Gärtner lyre.
This item is sold As-Described
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| Condition | Excellent (Used) Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more |
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