Jérôme Thibouville - Lamy 1900
| Country : | France - Mirecourt / Paris |
| Year : | 1900 |
| Scale length : | 630 mm |
| Top : | Spruce |
| Back & side | Mohagony |
| Fingerboard : | Rosewood - 47 mm |
| Body length : | 440 mm |
| Body width : | 240/170/300 mm |
| Body depth | 75/80 mm |
| Weight : | 962 g |
| Action : | 2,8/3,2 mm |
| Condition : | Very Good (details on demand) |
| Price : |
Sold |
Jérôme Thibouville-Lamy belongs to a family of luthiers from the 18th century, based in Couture-Boussey in the Eure department. In 1857, he joined the "Husson-Buthod" workshop, which had been operating in Mirecourt since 1848. In 1866, Jérôme Thibouville became the owner of this workshop, which he renamed "Jérôme Thibouville-Lamy" (Lamy being his wife's name). In the early 20th century, Jérôme Thibouville-Lamy became one of France's leading manufacturers of musical instruments, with a store in Paris (see photos below from Orfeo Magazine n° 21)
