Ukuleles - Uke Banjos
Maker: Bacon Banjo Co.
Year: 1925
Notes:
Minor scratch on peghead facing, otherwise Nearly Mint and Un-Played.
8" head with original Rogers skin head.
Loud and clear tone, without the brashness found in banjo-ukes with metal tone-rings.
Check out this perfect hard case.
Maker: Black Bear
Year: RECENT
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Maker: Concertone
Year: Ca. 1930
Notes:
8" Rim.
Replaced Tuners.
Maker: Favilla
Year: 1960's
Notes:
An outstanding all-Mahogany Baritone Uke
from Martin competitor Favilla of NYC.
Two repaired hair-line cracks in lower bass-side of top.
Maker: Gibson
Year: 1951
Notes:
A rare bird indeed, 1 of 88 ever made. This one is in very fine condition with no issues in the original case.
Maker: Gibson
Year: ca. 1950
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Maker: Gibson
Year: 1930s
Notes:
X-braced
Maker: Gibson
Year: ca. 1929
Notes:
a good uke, nicely repaired.
Maker: Gibson
Year: 1930's
Notes:
Early 1930's,
8" Rim.
Original tuners have been replaced with new Wayverly
spring-loaded pegs. Banjo back has been refinished.
5-Ply Maple rim.
Maker: Gibson
Year: 1924
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Maker: Kamaka
Year: 1995
Notes:
8 strings, flamed Koa
Maker: Le Domino by J. R. Stewart
Year: ca. 1930
Notes:
Chicago-made Banjo Ukulele ca. 1930. 7" original calf-skin head with all original Domino decals intact.
All other Domino decals on neck and rim and resonator are all intact and undamaged. Nearly Perfect.
Maker: Lyon & Healy
Year: ca 1920
Notes:
Koa wood, abalone sound-hole ring
Maker: Lyon & Healy
Year: 1920's
Notes:
15 1/2" scale, 8" rim.
Maker: Lyon & Healy WASHBURN
Year: 1925
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Maker: Lyon & Healy Washburn
Year: 1920s
Notes:
Excellent with one repaired back-crack
Maker: Martin
Year: 1950's
Notes:
Faint pick-wear on face.
No Cracks.
Magnificent.
Original Hard Case.
Maker: Martin
Year: ca 1950
Notes:
Some playing wear,
no cracks.
Maker: Martin
Year: 1950's
Notes:
An exceptionally nice Martin uke
probably 1950's. No cracks or damage.
Modern hard-shell case.
Maker: Martin
Year: late 1920's
Notes:
The Concert version of Martin's famous O Soprano uke. Made in the latter 1920's. Bar Frets. All Mahogany with no body binding. A couple of repaired hairline back-cracks and probable over-spray on the back. This uke has great action and playability and is light as a feather. A one-owner uke, personalized on the peg-head: "Lee Lee". Plenty Good Mojo. No mention of this model in any of the Martin books, so it's rare, maybe important and possibly unique. Modern Hard-Shell Case
