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Hohner Bluegrass
An arched top Master Tone copy, circa 2000. The 26 1/4" scale neck features a beautiful floral inlay pattern on a rosewood fingerboard with a nut width of 1 1/4". The 11" pot has a curly maple sunburst resonator, notched chrome tension hoop and one piece flange. A true Bluegrass banjo at an affordable price.
#B56 - $950 |
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Saga Travel Banjo
New, a sturdy little banjo with a nice sound. The neck is a 19 3/4" scale with a 1 1/4" nut width. The 11" pot has a 3/4" wood rim and rolled brass tone ring with one coordinator rod. All geared tuners. Can be tuned up to "A" or to the normal "G" with heavier strings.
#B25 - $595 |
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S.S. Stewart "2nd Grade" Banjo
An 1890's Stewart. The cherry neck has a 24" scale and 1 5/16" nut width. It has been fitted with modern, geared tuners with ebony buttons. The 10 1/8" pot is a metal clad, thin maple rim and calf skin head. Bright early Stewart sound.
#B37 - $1,100 |
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Vega Whyte Laydie Banjo
A custom Doug Unger 26" scale neck with fancy inlays and and exquisite engraving. Snakewood fingerboard and peghead overlay. Maple neck with a georgous carved boatheel. An 1 3/8" nut width. The 10 1/8" Vega Whyte Laydie pot #33302 has a nice pig skin head. A great clawhammer banjo. Doug Unger at his best!
#CON35 - $6,800 |
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Bacon & Day Silver Bell Montana #1 Tenor
1920's banjo with an amazing sound. A 23" scale neck, and 1 1/4" nut width with an engraved pearliod fingerboard and peghead. The pot is 11", all original with a working knee mute. In excellent + condition. The pinnacle of tenor banjos.
#B48 - $3,200 |
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August Pullman's Mandoline Banjo
Circa 1900. The neck has a 23 3/4" scale and 1 3/8" nut width. The body is 10 1/4" wide with an overall instrument length of 34 1/8". This fancy model is made with Brazilian rosewood back and sides, Adirondack spruce top with a fancy inlaid pickguard, rosette and purfling. It is in execellent condition. A warm sustained tonal pallet. The perfect banjo for polite company!
#B31 - $2,000 |
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Vega Piccolo Banjo with a Belltone Pot
A marriage of an orginal 5 string Vega Piccolo Whyte Laydie neck to a Beltone 11" pot. The neck has a 1 1/4" nut width and a 19 3/4" scale, geared tuners on the peghead, with a friction 5th peg. The pot is a 1/2" thick bird's eye maple rim width with a rolled brass tone ring and a calf skin head. It has a great warm tone, is cute, and fun to play!
#B52 - $1,350 |
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