Re: Searching for very small harp

Ham & Rita (owhmltn@infi.net)
Sun, 12 Jan 1997 17:43:42 -0500 (EST)

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At 02:11 PM 1/12/97 -0500, Steven and Jane Eubanks wrote:
>I am working on a small doll/sculpture who is singing and playing a very
>small lute. His hands actually look as if they are playing
>(pressing/plucking) the strings and I'm so fired up about this that I would
>like to do a similar figure playing a celtic harp. I would like to find a
>model of a harp about 10'' tall and made of wood like a real harp. (I have
>a plastic tree ornament which is almost the right size) I already have her
>in mind, but can't really start on her until I at least know the size of
>the harp. If anyone knows of a lead, let me know. And thanks. jane
>
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>Steven and Jane Eubanks eubanks@en.com
>427 Beech Street 216.234.9671
>Berea, Ohio USA 44017

Try Stone Harps in Texas. He might actually make one for you!

Rita

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