S.S Stewart Universal Favorite Banjo made in the 1890's in Philadelphia, PA. Serial #: 11538. 11" Spun over rim. 27" scale Cherry neck with clear finish. Replaced geared tuners. Non original rim hardware which includes: shoes, nuts, hooks and tailpiece. Plays great. VGC. Older HSC. SOLD

Now here is a RARE banjo to find for sale.  This is a prime example of the late Scott Didlake's work. Scott was and still remains the most influencial gourd banjo maker in banjo history.  This 4 string instrument has an old pine neck with his signature style peghead and sound hole.  The gourd has been re enforced with a type of resin and colored red like most of Scott's banjos.  Stretched Fiberskyn head. A great player and in VGC.

Mac Traynham from south West Virginia builds a limited number of banjos a year, making it rare for his banjos to be offered for sale. This is an amazing player. Mac used a Kyle Creed banjo as a model to make this fretless banjo from. It has some rather unique and wonderful features. The fingerboard may look like ebony but it is in fact a counter top material named "Paper Stone". This material is EXTREMELY dense, denser than ebony in fact. The peghead and rim cap are also made from this material. Paper Stone is a recycled product from paper mixed with resin.

This is an amazing little banjo. You have to play it to believe it. On Consignment. On Hold!