1925 Gibson TB-3 Tenor Banjo with Ball-Bearing arch-top Tone-ring. There is some playing wear, but it's mostly finish wear on the back of the neck. Clean, complete and in excellent original condition. Pretty nice...

Edit Content This Gibson TB-3 Mastertone 'pot' is offered without a neck. We believe it had a 5-string conversion neck on it for many years as evidenced by the slightly enlarged neck pocket to accommodate a wider neck...

A Pre-War Gibson-made Recording King Model 505 Tenor Banjo. 40-hole Archtop Mastertone Banjo, Curly Maple Neck and Resonator, 3-Ply Maple pot, Tube and Plate Construction. Chrome-Plated. 2-Band 4:1 Grover Geared Pegs....

A 17-fret tenor banjo with simple hoop tone-ring. 11" rim with Fiberskyn head. Original Wayverly pegs. Good player with snappy tone. Celtic Tuning. Original Hard Case.

Early 1960's Gibson TB-100 Tenor Banjo. Brass hoop tone-ring. 3-ply maple rim. Nickel-plated. Modest playing wear, scratch on resonator side. All-Original including a Gibson hard-shell case a little ragged on the edges.

An exceptional Vega Style M Tenor Banjo with the desirable 11 13/16" rim and Tubaphone tone-ring. 16 fret neck, 20 1/2" scale length. Nicely engraved fingerboard pearl inlays. Beautiful all-original condition with great...

This is one fabulous and fairly rare example. One of the first built post Adirondack, it sports a gorgeous, bear claw Sitka Top, a big fat neck found only on late 46 early 47 models, and in general is in stupendous...

An early Bart Reiter Whyte Laydie Banjo. Figured Maple neck with Ebony fingerboard. Nicely engraved Vega Whyte Laydie #2 pearl inlays. The peghead facing has unaccountably lost some finish. There is modest playing wear...

OME Model Columbine 4-String Plectrum Banjo, Made in Colorado ca. 1980. Walnut Neck and Resonator, Nicely inlaid Ebony Fingerboard. Bacon Silver Bell-style Spun Flat-Head Tone-Ring. Beautiful original condition with...

TB-1 Tenor Banjo, one of the first new Gibson models of 1925. 10 1/2" maple rim with calf-skin head and large tube tone-ring. 18 fret Brazilian Rosewood fingerboard with Nick Lucas pearl inlays. 20 3/4" Scale Length....

A nearly-perfect 1922 Vega Little Wonder pot of 10 3/4" diameter, with famous Little Wonder Tone-Ring. [Compare to modern Vega Little Wonder banjo by Deering] Beautiful curly maple and ebony reproduction 5-string neck...

Gibson GB-1 Guitar-Banjo with Diamond Plate-Flange. 11" 3-Ply Maple Rim. Planetary Geared Pegs. Lyon & Healy Tailpiece. Skin Head. Good Neck, playing-wear first 3 frets. Finish dings on the back of the neck, possibly...

he iconic Pete Seeger Model ex-long-neck Tubaphone banjo. 25 fret neck with 32" fret scale. [Capoed at the 3rd fret, the fret scale for this banjo would be 27".] There is some minor playing wear; Light "capo-burn" on...

Companion instrument to the famed TB-00. I-piece flange construction. Calf-skin Head. Excellent condition with very playable neck and action. Minor playing wear. Gold Tone Gig bag.

Made in the 1930's, A Maybell banjo uke, Maple rim and neck, 8" rim with calf-skin head. A clean and sturdy instrument... cute, too. peghead decal is missing... Gig-bag

Here we have a near mint gorgeous superb example of New York Jazz Guitarmaker Carl Barney‘s work. Everything about this guitar is a perfect and virtually unplayed. 16 inch Lower Bout, 24 three-quarter inch scale, one...

This is one of the first guitars Martin made in 1946 and is essentially a 45 in all respects. Ad top, Ebony finger board and bridge, identical to the 1945 000-21 that I own. It is in ridiculously excellent condition and...

This is the cleanest, nicest, best playing example of a one PAF 175 I could find, having had pretty much every other kind of PAF arch top before I finally gave up and decided I’m strictly a P 90 guy. I acquired this...

An early 1920's Vega Whyte Laydie #2 5-String Banjo. 10 15/16" Rim, 27" Scale Length. A new Renaissance head has been installed on an otherwise original and AS-FOUND banjo. Neck is straight, Playability and Sound are...

A very nice Vega Vegaphone Soloist tenor banjo in excellent as-found condition. Good neck and playability, great engraved pearl inlays. Gold-Plated. All Original hardware and parts, including Grover geared pegs with...

A pretty nice example of the 1924 Gibson TB-4. This one has the original tailpiece cover and pick-guard. Attractive and fully-functional Trap-Door. Well-Played with some fret-wear. Good neck and action, Celtic Tuning,...

Bacon's Best Banjo-Uke. Fancy Pearl Inlays, Serious Tone-Ring, All-Original Near Mint Condition. Original Grover Pegs with Ivoroid Buttons. Original Grover Presto Tailpiece. Calf-Skin Head. Original Hard Shell Case,...

Lyon & Healy's "Own Make" Professional Style B. Special Patented Tone-Ring. Classy Presentation. Nearly Mint and virtually un-played. Original Bump Case also in near-mint condition. Serial: #748 Condition: Near Mint...

Gibson RB-170 Open-Back Folk Banjo. Brazilian Rosewood Fingerboard; There is a little honest playing wear, but it's all-original, ready to go back out there. Gig Bag

A Very Nice Original 1930's TB-11 banjo Converted to Five-String by Robin Smith of Heartland Banjos about 2014. Original Calf-Skin Head. About The Best One We've Ever Had. The Original Tenor Neck Will Be Included....

Vega Regent 5-String Banjo. Basically a Five-String Little Wonder. All-Original except for the Planetary Geared Pegs. Used, But Excellent. Old Calf-Skin Head. Original "Cammed No-Knot" Tailpiece. Action is a little...

A particularly clean Gibson UB-1 Uke-Banjo from around 1930. 6" Head, Great action, Playability and Tone. Fits perfectly in a small hardshell violin case.

From our As-Found Dept. An original 1930 Gibson TB-1 tenor banjo with full-thickness rim, converted to 5-String by unknown professional banjo-neck maker. The neck has little or no playing wear. Original 1-piece flange...

Top-of-The-Line Gibson Plectrum. Flying Eagle Pearl Pattern. Gold-Plated and Engraved [note some missing gold on the armrest] The rest of the gold-plating is bright and fresh. Original engraved Gibson pegs, original...

Schireson’s Hollywood ukuleles were built by Robert E. Pearson, an English luthier who was once a well-known banjo-uke builder and also had worked for Martin Guitar prior to moving out to California to build for the...