Posted by PJH on November 11, 2014 at 07:37:34 from (50.40.236.79):
In Reply to: My uncle's tractor posted by NEKS on November 10, 2014 at 20:34:45:
That is a valuable keepsake for your family! You should somehow make a note that tells the story for future generations.
A guy I knew (now deceased) inherited a fiddle that belonged to his grandfather. It had a mouse hole in it and needed some other minor repairs, and he took it to a reputable repairman. When he came back to pick it up, the repairman was grinning from ear to ear. Inside the fiddle was a note, signed by his grandfather, telling that he had purchased the fiddle in Alabama during the Civil War, and had carried and protected it all during his time in the war. The note also said that the mouse hole was in it when he bought it. He played the old fiddle in our gospel group, and his "fiddle story" was always a highlight for the crowd. Without the note, it would have been just another old fiddle.
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