Save the Rivoli Project

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Re: Save the Rivoli Project

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dutchman wrote:Slowly getting there - replaced both sides and was able to save one of the top doors that looked like it was hit with a axe - in the process of veneering it. Eventually it will look like the Sonora sitting besides it. The Sonora was also in really bad shape when my wife got it at an auction in WV years ago. To this day she has not told me what she shelled out for the Sonora, something about another woman told her she was leaving with the machine come he$$ or high water :shock: Cheers

Bill K
The Sonora is quite a beauty. You did a fine job of restoration. Check out mine here. http://forum.talkingmachine.info/viewto ... =2&t=21672
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