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- Collection: The Jeanne Arnold and Barbara Lindquist Papers
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Barbara Lindquist repairing a guitar
Barbara Lindquist revarnishes the repaired guitar.
Barbara Lindquist's repaired guitar
Final photo of the repaired guitar by Barbara Lindquist.
Barbara Lindquist starting her travel guitar
Barbara Lindquist starts the preparation for making a travel guitar of her own design.
Barbara Lindquist constructing the body of her travel guitar
Barbara Lindquist uses mahogany wood for the neck and padauk wood for the body to create her travel guitar.
Barbara Lindquist varnishing her travel guitar
Barbara Lindquist wraps up the creation of her travel guitar by adding a varnish to seal it.
Barbara Lindquist posing with her travel guitar
Barbara Lindquist poses with her travel guitar she called "Baby.
Comparing an antique mandolin to Barbara Lindquist's "turtleolin"
Barbara Lindquist uses an antique mandolin as inspiration for her "turtleolin" which uses a turtle shell as the back of the instrument.
Barbara Lindquist examining the turtle shell backing to her mandolin
Barbara Lindquist examines the back of her "turtleolin" after she epoxied the wood to the shell.
Barbara Lindquist playing her "turtleolin"
Barbara Lindquist testing the sound of her mandolin with a turtle backing after she completed the construction.
Barbara Lindquist's handmade guitar compared to her Martin D35
Barbara Lindquist poses her handmade guitar next her Martin guitar. She said she "liked its sound over the Martin" after playing it with her band "The Depends".