Mandolin Self Instructor, online tutorial - Page 08

A simplified self learning system for the Mandolin with tuning instruction, song folio, chord diagrams, sheet music and PDF for printing. By ZARH MYRON BICKFORD

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	1—Head 2—Keys and Pegs 3—Nut 4—Neck 5—Fingerboard G —Strings 7—Frets
	8—Position Dots or Marks 9—Sounding Board or Top 10—Sound Hole or Rosette 11—Guard Plate 12—Bridge 13—Tailpiece 14—Body
	The position marks serve the double purpose of ornamentation and as an aid to the quick location of certain notes or positions. The opposite side of the instrument, not shown in the above cut, Is called the Back, while the narrow strips glued together and forming the bowl cf the Neapolitan model are called ribs.