Neopolitan Mandolin. Made in 1936  from
14,000 used Matchsticks

Jack proudly displays some of his unique collection in 1986.

Jack making Matchstick Music

Flat-back Mandolin-14,000 used Matchsticks.
Carry Case- 1,000 used Wooden Matchboxes

Rear view of Matchstick Guitar-25,000 used wooden matchsticks.

Close-up section of Matchstick Violoin to illustrate the superb finish.

Rear View of Tenor Banjo.
15,000 used Wooden Matchsticks

A well deserved accolade from the "That's Life" team.
Jack pictured here with Esther Rantzen and son Tony.

Guinness World Record-Book
Edition 2003, Page 118. Abridged: "Tony Hall (UK) owns 10 playable musical instruments made entirely from (106,000) used wooden matchsticks."

Ukulele - 10,000 used Wooden Matchsticks.
The last matchstick instrument Jack made in1984.
 

Violin, Bow and Chin-rest. Made in 1936 out of 20,000 used wooden matchsticks.