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The Bitterroot is Montana’s state flower, whose fleshy roots were used extensively as food by the Indians, Lewis and Clark, and the mountain men that followed. The Bitterroot Mountains follow the border between Idaho and Montana.

Sorry, but this product has sold. Call Blaise at Music Villa at 406-587-4761 for more information. Thanks. The Yellowstone is the longest free-flowing river in the United States. It flows from cold, clear and deep Yellowstone Lake in Yellowstone National Park. At over 7,000 feet in elevation, it’s the largest high altitude lake in the world. French trappers named [...]

When the Lewis & Clark expedition reached the Three Forks of the Missouri in July of 1805, Meriwether Lewis gave the three rivers there that form the Missouri the names they still bear today;  The Jefferson (after the president), the Madison (after the vice president), and the Gallatin (after Albert Gallatin, the secretary of Treasury). [...]

These mandolins, whose looks hearken back to the instruments of the early 20th century, have tone and volume to match their exquisite  vibe.  Made from the oldest spruce in our stock, the Custom Vintage F  has a distinctively powerful tone.  Plus, it looks cool. Retail Price $5299.99 Scratch and Dent Price $3499.99 Top Solid Spruce, Bound [...]