Make/Model |
Year |
Condition |
Description |
Case |
Price |
|
| A. E. Smith openback banjo "Signet" model |
c. 1976 |
Exc. |
A very nicely made "simple" banjo from a small maker. Birdseye maple rim and maple neck with cherry overlay. |
HSC |
SOLD |
| Alvarez Tenor Banjo - Minstrel model |
c. late 1970s
|
|
|
|
SOLD
|
| Aristocrat
Special by Paramount |
? |
Exc. |
Tenor
banjo with wood veneer marquetry, ceramic overlay |
OHSC |
SOLD |
| Avalon Banjo-Ukulele |
1920s
|
VG
|
A very nice playing and sounding banjo uke. It has all the original brackets, a nice heavy tone ring and a calf skin head. A small plaque on the dowel stick says "Henry Stadimair Co. Inc." |
OHSC
|
SOLD
|
| Bacon 5-String Resonator Banjo |
c. 1935
|
Good
|
This is a real time capsule from the 30's. This baby is from the era when mother of toilet seat was considered the height of elegance, and this one is a groovy green color. We have not seen a Bacon that looks quite like this, but it has a nice tone and it is quite heavy, leading to some very bluegrass-y sustain. |
used HSC (not original)
|
SOLD
|
| Bacon
FF Professional banjo |
c.
1910
Serial #134 |
Exc.
(w. new neck) |
With
reproduction neck (nicely done) - also comes with the original neck,
which has a slight twist. We think it would work fine for a clawhammer
player. |
newer
HSC |
SOLD |
Deering B-6 Six-String Banjo |
c.1997
|
Exc.
|
This is a six-string version of the Deering Boston model. The action is great and it is in excellent condition. To say this instrument is loud would not do it justice! It sounds great when finger picked. |
OHSC
|
SOLD
|
Deering Boston
6-string banjo |
c.1997
|
|
|
feather-lite case
|
SOLD
|
| Deering "Deluxe" Resonator banjo |
c. 1980 |
Exc. |
A very good sounding bluegrass banjo. It has one very clean repair by the headstock on the back of the neck. |
Newer Deering HSC |
SOLD |
| Deering "Sierra" banjo |
c.2002
|
|
|
OHSC & gig bag
|
SOLD
|
| Dobson "Lyre" banjo |
c. late 1800s
|
VG
|
A very lovely 5-string banjo with beautiful inlays of German silver, brasss and abalone.
Has a nice old case but probably not original. |
nice old case
|
SOLD
|
| Fairbanks
Whyte Laydie 5-String Banjo, #7 |
c.1902 |
Exc. |
"Pre-fire"
banjo, original with several exceptions.
Plays great, sounds "sparkling." Call for further information.
|
HSC |
SOLD |
| Gibson banjo-mandolin MB-3 |
c. 1922 |
Exc. |
This is a real beauty! All original including tailpiece, pickguard, trap door, and arm rest. For a short period, Gibson made a "moccasin" headstock, and this baby's got it! Plays great, sounds unreal! |
OHSC |
SOLD |
| Gibson Earl Scruggs Standard banjo |
c.2000
|
|
|
OHSC
|
SOLD
|
| Gibson RB-250 "Bowtie" banjo |
mid-60s
|
VG
|
This classic Gibson banjo was appraised via photographs by George Gruhn in 2008. He said the serial number (4-2664-250 or 4-2464-250) would indicate 1954 but the placement of the serial number and other features of the banjo are more consistent with a mid-60's Gibson. It has a replacement tailpiece and 5th string tuner. It has a flathead tone ring – and a wonderful, full sound. |
OHSC
|
SOLD
|
| Gibson RB-250 |
c. 1974-
1975
|
Exc.
|
Here's a classic from the seventies. Great tone and playability. It has a fifth string capo and Scruggs tuners already installed, so it's ready for a gig as soon as you take it home. |
OHSC
|
SOLD
|
Gibson UB Trap Door
Ukulele Banjo |
c.1925
|
VG
|
This instrument was the first model banjo uke that Gibson ever made. It has a 9-inch head, and it looks all original except for the tailpiece and the bridge. It even has all the hardware for the trap door. Sadly, somewhere in its long life it has lost its case. |
no case
|
SOLD
|
| Gold Tone OB-250 Banjo |
c. 2006
|
Exc.
|
This banjo is in like-new condition except for some pick marks on the head. The current list price for a new one of these with the case is $1,460, so this is a good deal on a good banjo. |
OHSC
|
SOLD
|
| John Hartford Openback Banjo by Deering |
c. 1996
|
Exc.
|
This is a great-sounding old time banjo in great shape.
It has a grenadillo tone ring which gives it a nice clean bright tone. A new fifth string nut has been added to raise the level of that string to the same level as the others. The name "Antoinette" has been tastefully inlaid at the 21st fret. The name of the banjo or the name of the owner? |
OHSC
|
SOLD
|
| Ode long-neck banjo |
late 1960s
|
|
|
OHSC
|
SOLD
|
| Ode Long-Neck banjo with Washburn pot |
c.1962 or 1963 |
VG |
A very interesting long-neck from the heyday of folk banjos. This was made from a long-neck built by the folks at Ome banjo (in those days it was Ode banjo). This neck was wedded to a very nice Washburn pot. It has a Bacon-like tone ring and this thing sounds very good - a cleaner tone than many long-neck banjos that we've seen. |
No case |
SOLD |
| Ome Custom Sweetgrass Openback banjo |
New |
New |
Has a 12" pot that is capped on the back with ebony and tortoise. The neck is inlaid with the "sweetgrass" motif and is scooped and already has spikes on the 7th and 9th frets. This is a wonderful old time banjo. |
HSC |
SOLD |
| Ome
Jubilee Deluxe |
New |
New |
12"
maple rim
Minstrel headstock
Great sound. |
HSC |
SOLD |
| Ome Jubilee Resonator banjo |
c.2007
|
Exc.
|
A great resonator banjo from our good friends just up the road in Boulder, Ome Banjo Company. This instrument is like new and has a nice bright tone. |
OHSC
|
SOLD
|
Ome
Juniper banjo
|
c.
1994 |
Exc. |
Comes
with original hard shell case |
OHSC |
SOLD
|
Ome
Juniper banjo
|
New |
New |
Rolled
brass tone ring |
HSC |
SOLD |
| Ome
"Old Time Juniper" banjo |
Like
new |
Like
new |
Almost
an exact copy of the new Juniper we are selling. This one was purchased
last September and is in new condition. |
HSC |
SOLD |
| Ome Old Time Juniper |
New
|
New
|
12" maple pot, mahogany and ebony scooped neck, tortoise binding, fifth string spikes. |
HSC
|
SOLD
|
| Ome Otis Taylor |
c.TBD
|
Exc.
|
Here is an Ome banjo that looks almost new. A recent project of well known blues artist "Recapturing the Banjo," a CD he did with Corey Harris, Keb' Mo', Guy Davis, and Alvin Youngblood Hart. This special model banjo was made by Ome to help commemorate
that project - a great sounding banjo with a 12" maple pot and special inlays on the mahogany neck and headstock. It has a light reddish brown oil finish, Ome's "old time" tone ring, and a renaissance head for a dynamite sound. |
OHSC
|
SOLD
|
Ome
Phoenix banjo
|
New |
New |
Curly
maple neck, bright sound, and a great case |
HSC |
SOLD |
| Ome Resonator banjo, Model XX ("Double X") |
c. 1979
|
VG+
|
This is a very good sounding bluegrass banjo built by our good friend Chuck Ogsbury back in the late seventies. It has very little wear on it and is in great playing shape. It has a mahogany neck and resonator and a rosewood fingerboard. A homegrown Colorado classic. |
OHSC
|
SOLD
|
| Ome Silver Monarch banjo |
c.2009
|
EXC
|
Another wonderful banjo from the folks up in Boulder;
nicely flamed maple with a plum sunburst finish.
It looks like it has barely been played. |
OHSC
|
SOLD
|
Orpheum Style #1 Tenor Resonator Banjo
|
c.1920s
|
Exc.
|
A 17-fret tenor from the HeyDay of banjodom. It has recently been refurbished with new geared tuners (the original pegs are in the case), a new head, a new bridge, and a set up. The resonator appears to be an after market add-on made by Lyon and Healy, but it fits very nicely. |
OSSC
|
SOLD
|
| Otis Taylor model banjo by Ome |
New
|
New
|
Otis Taylor is a well-known composer and blues musician, best known for his style of music called "trance blues". He has been coming into the Denver Folklore Center since he was a young teenager and is good friends with our proprietor, Harry Tuft. A recent project of Otis's is "Recapturing the Banjo", a CD he did with Corey Harris, Keb' Mo', Guy Davis, and Alvin Youngblood Hart. This special model banjo was made by Ome to help commemorate that project. It is a great sounding banjo with a 12" head and special inlays on the neck and headstock. It has a deep wine-colored finish and is made of highly-figured maple. It has Ome's "old time" tone ring and has a renaissance head for a dynamite sound. |
HSC
|
SOLD
|
|
c. 1976
|
|
|
OHSC
|
SOLD
|
Stelling "Sunflower"
5-string banjo |
c.1994
|
VG+
|
We rarely see Stellings in our neck of the woods, so we're always happy when we can offer one for sale. This one has Scruggs tuners and four spikes already installed. It plays perfectly and just has normal wear for a fifteen-year-old banjo. |
OHSC
|
SOLD
|
| "Lady Stewart" banjo by S.S. Stewart |
c. late 1800s
|
Exc.
|
You talk about a cute little banjo... this is it! The pot is 9-1/4", and the scale length is 22-3/4". It looks like it had some geared tuners on it at some point, and the footprints are still visible. It has the more age-appropriate friction pegs on it now. A fabulous little banjo to sit with and strum in a comfy rocker. |
newer HSC
|
SOLD
|
| S.S. Stewart "Special Banjo" |
c. 1893
|
VG+
|
Here's an oldie and a goodie. This banjo goes all the way back to 1893.
It has a 10-1/2 inch head and a 25- 1/2 inch scale length.
It has very good action and is real fun to play.
It even has a real nifty leg rest (no, it's not an arm rest).
This is the cutest banjo we've seen in quite a while. |
almost new HSC
|
SOLD
|
| "The Tradesman" by Kevin Enoch |
c.2008
|
Exc.
|
This is the 12-inch fretted version of "The Tradesman" from the shop of Kevin Enoch. Two cool things about it: it has a calfskin head (that sounds great) and it comes with a nice hard-shell case (they usually come with a gig bag). |
HSC
|
SOLD
|
| Vega tenor banjo |
c. 1925
|
|
"Little Wonder" - new tuners, new fingerboard |
OHSC
|
SOLD
|
| Whyte Laydie handcrafted
openback banjo |
|
Exc. |
Stew-Mac Whyte
Laydie pot
Handmade neck of padauk
Orpheum style headstock
Nice sounding, nice playing |
No
case |
SOLD |
1920s
Whyte Laydie banjo with repro. neck
|
1920s |
Exc. |
A Whyte Laydie
pot from the 1920s (SN 72831) with a wonderful reproduction neck
by Wyatt Fawley of Pennsylvania.
This is a Style 2 neck with a lovely engraved Gryphon headstock.
Has a nice bright tone.
10 15/16" renaissance head. |
HSC |
SOLD |
| Back to top |
|
|
|
|
|
Abbreviations:
HSC = hard shell case OHSC = original
hard shell case SSC = soft shell case |
Make/Model |
Year |
Condition |
Description |
Case |
Price |
|
| Aloha Royal soprano uke |
c.1960s
|
Exc.
|
An all-solid mahogany uke with a pretty voice. It has a rosewood fingerboard and bridge. Plays great - sweet sound. |
Gig bag
|
SOLD
|
| Favilla baritone uke |
c. 1950s
|
Exc.
|
A sweet looking and sounding baritone from the last heyday of ukes. This baby is all original, has no cracks and shows very little playing wear. There are a few small dings including one ear the endblock. The action is great and the tone is deep and woody. |
newer SSC
|
SOLD
|
| Frisco Uke |
New |
New |
This uke
is made by the Marc Silber Guitar Co. of Berkeley.
It has a solid spruce top and solid Spanish cedar back and sides. |
Used HSC |
SOLD |
| Frisco
concert uke |
New |
|
A
great sounding uke designed by Marc Silber of California
Spruce top, Aja back and sides |
HSC |
SOLD |
| Gibson TU-1 tenor ukulele |
late 1950s |
Exc. |
This tenor is in great shape: no cracks, minimal scratches, plays nicely. Its only flaw is that someone replaced the original friction pegs with geared tuners; of course, this certaily makes it easier to keep in tune. |
Original SS case |
SOLD |
Gibson UB Trap Door
Ukulele Banjo |
c.1925
|
VG
|
This instrument was the first model banjo uke that Gibson ever made. It has a 9-inch head, and it looks all original except for the tailpiece and the bridge. It even has all the hardware for the trap door. Sadly, somewhere in its long life it has lost its case. |
no case
|
SOLD
|
| "Islander"
uke by Maccaferri |
1960s |
Exc. |
A plastic classic that's a blast from the past
Original color-coded strings |
None |
SOLD |
| Kamaka
Uke |
1970s |
Exc. |
Beautiful
Koa ukulele, punchy tone |
|
SOLD |
| Kamaka Soprano Uke |
c. 1960s |
VG |
One of your all-time classics in the uke world... a Kamaka soprano. No cracks but some scratches on the neck. Nice, clear tone. |
No case |
SOLD |
| Kamaka soprano uke |
c.1972
|
Exc.
|
This little cutie is in amazing condition. It is hard to believe when you look at it that it is almost 40 years old. We think that it must have spent most of its life in a climate controlled closet. No cracks, no nicks, no scratches.... WOW! It even comes with the original case and the original Kamaka booklet. |
OSSC & booklet
|
SOLD
|
KoAloha concert uke
Model KCM-OO |
New
|
New
|
All-solid koa wood with a Baggs pick up installed at the factory. |
No case
|
SOLD
|
| Kumalae
"Gold Medal" Soprano Uke |
Early
1900s! |
G |
Highly
figured koa uke from one of the original builders in Hawaii
Some repaired cracks, new tuners, new bridge
Big sound in a small package! |
No
case |
SOLD |
| Kumalae soprano uke |
c. early 1900s
|
VG
|
Another highly figured koa uke from one of the original builders in Hawaii. This one has been completely refurbished by a very reliable ukulele doctor that we know. One repaired crack on the back, and it sports a new set of tuners. Big sound in a small package! |
No case
|
SOLD
|
| Kumalae Soprano Uke |
c. 1920s |
Good |
One
of the 3 early makers of ukes in Hawaii was Jonah Kumalae. This is
one of his all-Koa sopranos. This uke has had several cracks that
have all been competently repaired. It is in great playing condition
and sounds bright! |
|
SOLD |
| Kumalae soprano uke |
c. 1930s
|
VG
|
This little beauty has had some nice repairs done to it. One crack in the top and one in the back have been nicely filled. It also has had the tuners replaced. It has an amazingly loud and lively voice for such a little instrument. |
no case
|
SOLD
|
| Lehua Tenor Ukulele |
c. 2003 |
|
A very nice all solid wood tenor made in Portugal. This uke is made from black Acacia, which is an Australian variety of Koa. Looks and sounds very much like its Hawaiian cousins! |
No case |
SOLD |
| Martin S-0 ukulele |
c. 1950s |
Exc. |
A good example of Martin's basic soprano uke. It shows very little wear and has some very nice finish craze-ing. There is one crack in the back that appears to have been there for quite some time. |
No case |
SOLD |
| Martin
S-0 ukulele |
2003? |
Exc. |
A
good example of Martin's newer soprano ukes
All solid mahogany |
Gig
bag |
SOLD |
| Martin Style 0 Soprano Ukulele |
c.1950s
|
G
|
We call this uke "a player." It has a couple of cracks that have been repaired, but it plays great. The tuners are original, and everything else looks original, too. Very loud and punchy sound. |
Canvas
gig bag
|
SOLD
|
| Martin
Style 5K ukulele |
early
1930s |
Exc. |
Koa body and
top
Abalone pearl
trim
Ebony fingerboard |
HSC |
SOLD |
| Martin
tenor ukulele |
c.
1960s |
Exc. |
Model
1-T |
OSSC |
SOLD |
Martin 1 T
Tenor Ukulele |
c.1960s
|
VG+
|
A classic tenor uke from a classic maker. Very bright, loud tone. It has a very minor finish crack on the top centerseam and some playing wear around the soundhole but not through the finish. Other than that, this baby is in remarkable shape. |
OSSC
|
SOLD
|
Martin
Tiple T-15
|
c.
1952 |
Good |
Several
repaired cracks
Pick-up installed!
Played a lot so it sounds great |
OSSC |
SOLD |
Martin T-28 Tiple
|
c.1974
|
Exc.
|
This baby is in great shape! Hardly any playing wear, the action is excellent and the sound is jingle, jangle, jingle. It has one fingerboard crack (near the body) that we repaired and also a bridge crack that we also repaired. Both are quite hard to see. |
OHSC
|
SOLD
|
| Oceana Tenor Ukulele |
|
|
Hand-built tenor ukulele - all solid woods - spruce and guayacan. Plays as sweet as it looks!
(This is actually a new instrument that the maker has consigned to us.)
|
HSC
|
SOLD
|
Pono PKC 2 Concert Uke
|
New |
New |
We're happy to be doing business with the fine folks at Ko'olau Guitar & Ukulele Company. The Pono is their more affordable line of ukes built on the island of Java. This model is all solid koa with a mother of pearl rosette and nice rope binding on the top |
HSC |
SOLD
|
Pono PKT-8 Ukulele
|
c.2008
|
Exc.
|
This is an 8-string ukulele made from nicely figured all solid koa. It is in great shape with no scratches or cracks. Great big uke sound. Pono has discontinued this model, so you better snatch this one up! |
OHSC |
SOLD |
Super Highly Flamed "No Name" Ukulele
|
c.1920s?
|
Exc.
|
We can't believe the beautiful wood on this all-koa soprano uke. It has been completely refurbished and has new tuners so it plays great - big sound, too. |
|
SOLD
|
Vega Baritone Uke
|
c. 1950s |
VG |
This
baritone is all solid mahogany construction. It has one repaired crack
in the top. It appears to have had a neck set and, as a result, is
in great playing condition. |
Used SSC |
SOLD |
| Back to top |
|
|
|
|
|
Abbreviations:
HSC = hard shell case OHSC = original
hard shell case SSC = soft shell case |
Make/Model |
Year |
Condition |
Description |
Case |
Price |
|
| Breedlove
"Olympic" mandolin |
c.
late 90s |
Exc. |
A
very nice oval hole "A" model - nicely flamed maple. |
OHSC |
SOLD |
| Breedlove "Oregon" mandolin |
|
Exc.+ |
This is a great looking and sounding mando from the Breedlove folks.
It has had an upgraded Monteleone style tailpiece added.
It is in near mint condition. |
OHSC |
SOLD
|
| Breedlove Quartz OF mandolin |
c. 2005
|
Exc. |
A nice all solid wood (maple & spruce) mandolin in great condition. |
HSC |
SOLD |
| Breedlove Quartz OF Mandolin |
|
Near Mint |
This
A-style mando from Breedlove is in brand new condition, even though
it is a used instrument. It has an upgraded tailpiece and upgraded
Schaller tuners. |
HSC |
SOLD |
| Flatiron 'Bouzouki' Model 3K Octave Mandolin |
c. 1983 |
Exc. |
Flatiron called this a "Bouzouki" when they made it in 1983, but these days most people would call it an "octave mandolin." Each string is doubled (not octave-ized). Beautiful figured koa on the back and sides. It plays great and has a nice deep voice. |
OHSC |
SOLD |
| Flatiron
model 1N mandolin |
c.
1981 |
Exc. |
Spruce
top, maple back and sides |
HSC |
SOLD |
| Flatiron Mandola Performer Series model 3MC |
c. 1997?
|
Exc.
|
We believe this mandola was built in the late 1990s because it has a Flatiron label with the Gibson name also on it. It has very nice maple on the back and sides with an ebony fingerboard and bridge. There is hardly any playing wear at all. The only flaw is that there are some marks in the finish where the bridge was incorrectly positioned. It plays great and sounds great. |
OHSC
|
SOLD
|
| Gibson
A-00 mandolin |
c.
1937-ish |
Exc. |
With
Fishman pickup
Newer tuners |
OHSC |
SOLD |
| Gibson
A model 'Pumpkin Top' |
c.
1913 |
VG+ |
All
original |
newer
HSC |
SOLD |
| Gibson A-4 Mandolin |
c. 1927
|
VG+
|
This is a real beauty. We keep this one behind the counter just so we can play when we get a spare moment. It's got that "Old Gibson" tone and is set up great. It is all original except for the bridge, which appears to be from the 60s. |
OHSC
|
SOLD
|
| Gibson F-4 Mandolin |
c.1918
|
VG
|
This beauty has a one-piece maple back and a lovely sunburst all the way around. Naturally, it has the super cool inlaid Handel tuners. It is set up perfectly and sounds great. It has had both "ears" of the headstock broken off and repaired at some point, and it is missing its pickguard. The body and neck are crack free. |
newer HSC
|
SOLD
|
| Gibson F-4 Mandolin |
c. 1936
|
Exc.
|
This is a real beauty! A wonderful example of Gibson's building prowess during the Depression Era. Everything on this mando is original equipment. As if that isn't enough, it also comes with a Fishman pickup that can be substituted for the original bridge. It has been pre-fitted for this instrument. The instrument has no cracks, has some light scratches here and there. The back has some marks (belt buckle, vest button,...?) that are not through the finish so they aren't easily noticed. It is in great playing shape and has a very mature, deep rich tone. Even the case is a classic! |
Original pinstripe case
|
SOLD
|
| Mando-Cello |
|
|
|
|
SOLD
|
| Martin Model A Mandolin |
c. 1949
|
VG
|
This little cutie is a very nice woody sounding mandolin. It plays great with excellent action. It has a repaired crack on the bass bout and a more severe boo-boo on the treble bout. All these things happened some time well in the past, and the repairs done at that time seem very competent to us, with no discernible effect to the sound or integrity of the instrument. This mando has a great Celtic-y, Old-Time-y tone. |
OHSC
|
SOLD
|
Martin
Model A mandolin
|
c.
1974 |
Exc.+ |
Nice
woody tone |
OHSC |
SOLD |
| Martin Model AK mandolin |
c.1926
|
|
Solid koa. |
OHSC
|
SOLD
|
Martin Style C Mandolin
|
c. 1929
|
Exc.
|
A gorgeous example of Martin's take on an A style mandolin. Brazilian rosewood on the back and sides.
It has one flaw on the back: a ring in the finish that looks like someone set a cup of coffee down on the back. Would anyone really do that? |
OHSC
|
SOLD
|
Michael Kelly Mandola
|
c. 2008
|
like new
|
This is a very good sounding (and affordable) F style mandola. Michael Kelly no longer makes these so any F style mandola under $2500 is getting very hard to find. This instrument has hardly been played and, as a result, it is in great shape. |
OHSC
|
SOLD
|
| Mid-Missouri Model M-4 Mandolin |
|
Exc. |
This
Mid-Mo has had a couple of cracks filled and repaired in the back,
but otherwise looks fine. |
Used
gig bag |
SOLD |
| Old Wave Octave Mandolin (Bouzouki) |
c. 1995 |
|
Made by Bill Bussman
Spruce top, maple back and sides
Serial number 88 |
Gig bag |
SOLD |
| Turkey Creek Mandolin |
New
|
New
|
This F style mandolin is hand built here in Morrison, Colorado.
It has an Englemann spruce top, curly maple back and sides,
and a very nice butterscotch sunburst.
This is #48 from the maker and the third one we've been able to get our hands on. |
HSC
|
SOLD
|
Weber
Absaroka mandolin
|
c.
1999 |
Exc. |
Great sounding
A-style mando
Owned & played by a great old-time player, so it's really
opened up nicely.
Some mild scratching but overall in great shape |
OHSC
w/ Small Dog Case Cover |
SOLD |
Weber Y2K-1 mandolin
Back to top
|
c. 2001 |
Near Mint |
One of Weber's most affordable models. This one looks like it has never been played.
A very good value for an all solid wood, American-made mandolin. |
Gig bag |
SOLD |
|
| Blue Lion Mountain Dulcimer
- Model II RS |
c. 1993
|
Like New
|
This dulcimer is over 15 years old and it looks brand new.
It has a clear top with Indian Rosewood back, sides, and fingerboard.
A lovely inlaid rose adorns the finger board. It also has rose rosettes (if that isn't being redundant), which are no longer offered by Blue Lion. It has a nice decorative backstripe. It comes with original rectangular case that fits it like a glove. |
very nice OHSC
|
SOLD
|
| Bonnie
Carol Mountain Dulcimer |
1975 |
VG |
Birdseye
maple |
Gig
bag & HSC |
SOLD |
| Bonnie Carol Mountain Dulcimer |
New |
New |
A teardrop shaped dulcimer made from spruce and solid Brazilian Rosewood! The fingerboard and headstock are also Brazilian rosewood. The craftsmanship and attention to detail on this dulcimer are remarkable. |
Nice padded gig bag |
SOLD |
Bonnie
Carol Mountain Dulcimer
|
Nov.
2005 |
New |
Spruce
and Zebra wood |
Gig Bag $100 |
SOLD |
Bonnie
Carol Mountain Dulcimer
Back to top |
New |
New |
An elegant handmade instrument from our friend and well-known builder, Bonnie Carol. This dulcimer has a spruce top and walnut back and sides. |
Padded bag |
SOLD |
|
| Calton Case "D" |
Used |
VG |
Dreadnaught size from our favorite maker of heavy-duty flight cases. |
|
SOLD |
| Calton Deluxe Mandolin Case |
New
|
New
|
This is the Deluxe model of Calton's mandolin case. It can accommodate either an F or A style mandolin. It has a charcoal grey exterior and a light green interior. |
|
SOLD
|
Chinese Urhu
|
unk.
|
|
Traditional 2-string violin, with python skin head |
Case
|
SOLD
|
| Gibson hard shell case |
c. 1960s |
VG |
Classic
pink interior - if you have a 1960s J-45, this is the case for you! |
|
SOLD |
| Gourd Banjo |
|
|
|
Nice
custom
gig bag
|
SOLD
|
Norwegian Hardanger
|
c. 1988
|
|
Made by Peter Kleine |
Case
|
SOLD
|
| Peruvian
Charango |
? |
|
Armadillo
shell back |
no
case |
SOLD |
3/4 Upright Bass |
|
|
Stradivarius Model 1732 with pick-up |
bag
|
SOLD
|
| Back to top |
|
|
|
|
|
Abbreviations: HSC = hard shell case OHSC =
original hard shell case SSC = soft shell case |
