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We have many
prewar Gibson banjos in stock in addition to those listed below
(sorry, no original flatheads at present). Tell us what you are
looking for and we'll be glad to let you know if we have it.
Crafters of Tennessee mahogany Classic. This is a nice banjo in all
respects. It is available with or without the Keith "D"
tuners and onboard tuner. -- Pics
Crafters of Tennessee walnut. This is an excellent banjo,
but it has issues. There is a lot of finish checking
on the front and back of the peghead, and on the back of the
neck. And, on the resonator, near the bottom, there are some
long lines of veneer cracking which can be seen in the pics.
There is very little fret wear, and the banjo is in excellent
condition with the exceptions noted. It has a renaissance head.
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Fender Artist,
circa early 1970s. If you are looking for an American made Fender
banjo, you can't do better than this. It is by far the nicest
example I've seen for many years. Chrome plating, and walnut
wood. The original owner put a fibreskin head on it, and it sounds
great. -- Pics
Gibson TB-11. 1930s. This is a completely original one piece flange
Gibson, with the following exceptions:the tab tuners were replaced
with friction tuners; and it is missing the tailpiece and armrest.
We will be glad to have a five string conversion neck made by
First Quality Music, and will have the tone ring of your choice
installed. Or, it may be purchased as a tenor. Call for details.
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