
Turtle Hill
Banjo Company
David E. Schenkman
P.O. Box 265
Bryantown, MD 20617
301-274-3441 | |
Roni Stoneman Visits Turtle Hill
Resonator Banjos
1925 Gibson TB-5 conversion
1930 Gibson TB-3 conversion; 1 piece flange
1928 Gibson TB-3 Archtop conversion
1963 Gibson TB-100 conversion
1954 Gibson TB-100 conversion
1980s Gold Star Archtop; mahogany
Ome 50th Anniversary; #1 of 20
Nechville Phantom; maple with Cascade inlay
1929 Gibson TB-1 conversion
Crafters of Tennessee; mahogany
Deering Sierra; mahogany
1928 Vega #9 Artist Tubaphone
Nechville Classic Deluxe; maple
1930s Gibson TB-11; Florentine Special neck
1930s Gibson KK-11; wreath neck
1989 Stelling Carolinian Deluxe; cherry
PREWAR GIBSON BANJOS
We always have lots of interesting prewar banjos in stock.
At the present time our inventory includes
TB-11 (several of them), TB-1, TB-2, TB-3,
TB-75, and a wonderful TB-6 Sparkle
with a high profile flathead tone ring. If you
are SERIOUSLY interested, give us a call.
Openback Banjos
Bart Reiter Buckbee
Ome Wizard; 11" pot
Nechville Atlas; 11" pot
1928 Vega #9 Artist Tubaphone
Wildwood Longneck Troubador Custom
1925 Vega Little Wonder
1923 Vega Whyte Laydie
Deering Vega Little Wonder
Tenor Banjos
1929 Gibson TB-1
1929 Gibson TB-3 archtop
Mandolins
Ratliff R-5
Sumi F-5 Deluxe with Fern inlay
2002 Sumi S5 with Flowerpot inlay
Sumi F-5 Deluxe with Rose inlay
Other Instruments
Accessories
Colorado Case Covers
CD Review -- Sunrise by Ray Hesson
CD Review -- I Am A Rambler by Frank Solivan
CD Review -- Acoustic Campaign by Mark Johnson and Emory Lester
CD Review -- Our Crazy Love Affair by Tad Marks
A Trip to Stelling Banjo
A visit with Tony Ellis
Images from the 2005 IBMA Trade Show
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