Limberjack

An authentic Appalachian Mountain rhythm instrument made and played in America since colonial days. Sometimes called a clogger man, jigger, or shuffling Sam because of its dancing action.
How to Operate
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Limberjacks by dulcimer maker, Keith Young are hand carved from native American walnut (dulcimer scraps actually--so naturally they have music in their bones). Dancing boards are made of other hardwoods. Everything you need is included: limberjack, stick, board and instructions. The design is inspired from the best working examples of limberjacks in the Smithsonian Institute's collection.
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To order:
Send your name, address and $25 plus $9 postage to:
Appalachian Dulcimers by Keith Young
3815 Kendale Rd.
Annandale, VA 22003
703-941-1071, e-mail keith@appalachiandulcimers.com
