This clip is from “The World,” a New York City newspaper dated August 30th, 1900:
Crockett’s Dulcimer
“Here is a dulcimer which belonged to the great pioneer Davy Crockett. It was made by a French army officer who served under Lafayette. It is now owned by Geo. F. Crockett of Philadelphia, a second cousin of the original owner.”
Doug Berch
Can’t remember where I found this article; some on-line old newspaper archive. I searched on “dulcimer” and it came up. I’m pretty sure the article is genuine but I can’t vouch for the truth behind it.
Stephen Seifert
Where did you get this?!? Is this for real?