A very rare Hurdy Gurdy Banjo. Small handle turns an inside rod upon which is a circle of plectra which brush against a single Banjo, string which responds off of the skin by means of in improvised bridge. Every part is original with th the exception of the bridge, which I carefully adjusted. Some plectra need to be replaced. Notice the Shield brackets..
An early Fretless five string Banjo with a Brass fingerboard with frets marks etched in. Nice decorative inlay above the Brass. Ebony tail piece. Replaced hooks and nuts. Skin is good. Set up to play.
An early Fretless five string Banjo with Eagle Shoe brackets and tapered nuts, all original. Skin is good. Inlaid fret markers. Set up to play. High action. Brass Owl in head.
An early, Square head 5 string Banjo with all original square tapered tuning nuts and Ivory tail piece. Strung with gut strings. No tears in the head. Set up and rady to play.
A rare double neck parlor guitar by Martin Stoss, Vienna, 1820, so labeled. In good condition and playable, now strung with gut strings. Length of strings on the longer neck is 25 1/4 inches, and on the short neck, 13 inches. One piece back.
