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Ukulele Given to Charles A. Lindbergh
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Ukulele Given to Charles A. Lindbergh

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This ukulele model known as "The Bell Tone" was invented and made by George P. Mossman of Hawaii. The Bell Tone, according to Mossman, could be heard from a half mile away and still retain its clear tone. Mossman invented it in 1927 and promptly registered it with the US Patent Office. Mossman gave this ukulele to Charles A. Lindbergh on behalf ...
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1927-06-21
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