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This photo shows a view of the peghead of the Liberty, inlay was done by Tony Duggan-Smith. He went a bit overboard, but it's definitely unique. The lady is made with abalone and mother-of-pearl. The line coming from her hand and down the side is silver (it has tarnished over the years). the boats have maple sails, rosewood hulls, and there's a tiny brass mast on one (visible under the third string). The palm trees are ivory. Tony currently makes archtop guitars in Toronto.
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