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SOLD For Sale: SOLD: A Banjo Killer! A Fine Vintage Violin by L. Ludwig, Germany, c. 1910. Free Shipping.Posted By: GeorgeH (+18) | Rate Member$850 USD Sign in to email seller If you’re looking for a vintage fiddle that can cut through banjos and loud guitars, then you should...
over these years detailing four electric six-strings (ET-270, ET-275, ET-278, and thinline EA-250), three bass guitars (ET-280, ET-285, and thinline EA-260), three folk/steel acoustics, four jumbo flattop acoustics, two 12-string jumbos, four classic acoustics, and a banjo. ...
This is a little travel banjo I built last year out of a vintage O-Cedar mop tin. It has a 6 1/2″ Mop Tin pot and a 19 1/4″ scale. It’s fretless, and has a Continue Reading 1920s Regal Tenor Guitar May 13, 2020 Sold, Tenor Guitar 1920s Regal-made tenor guitar. No...
Sometimes people wonder what these odd four-string instruments are. These days, we’re so used to the 5-string banjo and the 6-string guitar that other forms are unfamiliar. In the early part of the 1900s, the four-string banjo started to appear, with the first commercially produced model...
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Guest blogger Joseph Nicholls explains the main differences between a banjo and a guitar, to help you to decide which one to go for. In the enormous world of music, figuring out which instrument best suits your taste can be quite a daunting task. This article will tackle the old millennial...
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Vintage JAW HARP- original vintage jaw harp was found inside a 1920s vintage banjo case. Appears to have been gold plated.. nice looking old thang... VGC+ with normal signs of wear. $15.00 60s ORIGINAL KAY .1 mfd Capacitors three original 60s .1mfd blue capacitors as commonly found on...
The first automatic lighter was called a Banjo, following that was the Colibri. Zippo became a very popular brand in the 1930s and is still around today. Shortly after Zippo hit the market, trends shifted from ferrocerium to butane, so you’ll often hear of these lighters referred to as ...