1930s Stromberg-Voisinet 17-Fret Tenor Banjo with Resonator and Gig Bag
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While a lot of these banjos were made in the 1920s-1930s in the USA, not too many remain in playable condition. This one is playable. While there is no label indicating this was made by Stromberg-Voisinet, enough of those are out there for that to be a safe bet, when comparing to what is online and the fact that it has a heavy resonator which is a characteristic of those banjos. Haven't seen one with this particular inlay on the fretboard before. Location of bridge/saddle will be marked with easy-release tape as it will be removed for shipping. New owner can just slip it under the strings where the tape indicates, tune the banjo and it is ready to play. Includes a Wayfinder by Gator padded gig bag and guitar picks.
Condition: general wear including scratches and scuffs, particularly to the back of the resonator, and minor dinks
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| Condition | Good (Used) Good condition items function properly but may exhibit some wear and tear.Learn more |
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