EARLY CHARLES STROMBERG 8 STRING BANJO

Banjoline -> Mandolin-banjo (Banjo with 8 strings, mandolin size) Hand-made, France or Germany, early 20th century Made with high quality wood: Back and sides in speckled maple Flamed maple neck Head

BANJO: 1920s Stromberg Deluxe Natural Tenor Banjo, likely custom made for Charles H. Learoyd Jr., 4 string banjo with case, German made, ebony head stock and fingerboard, elaborate mother of pearl inl

Description: An H. A. Weymann & Son Philadelphia, PA 4-string banjo with mother-of-pearl inlaid neck and headstock, together with an 8-string banjo mandolin. Type: Stringed instruments Materials: Wood

Vega Fairbanks 8 String Banjo and Gordon Banjo w/ Resonator

Orphelm No 1 8 String Banjo by Rettber + Lange NY, M.O.P. Inlay, hard case approx 3" x 12" x 24"

Schmick 1920s Lyric 8 string banjo, finish wear, needs assembly. All guitars and stringed instruments in this auction have been cosmetically inspected for any visible flaws or damage. We cannot guaran

This is an S.S. Stewart 8 string banjo, circa 1890. Maker mark is carved into wood support piece, and a second S.S. Stewart mark is inlaid on the inside underneath. Tuning wood has a third maker mark.

Washburn Style C and Early 5 String Banjo

Est. $ 150 - 300 Vintage 8 String Mandolin-banjo. Mandolin banjo with inlaid mother of pearl on fret board. Applied parquetry style floral design on back of resonator.

Vintage 8 string mandolin banjo or banjolin, manufactured by Weymann & Sons, 24'L

A vintage 8 string Gibson "Mandolin-Banjo Jr." style "MB-Jr.", Kalamazoo, MI label. In hard case. Case with dirt, etc. Serial numbered 11130A-20. From a New Jersey estate. - Dimens

The c. early 20th century five-string banjo stamped on dowel: "Imperial Electric", with metal label: "The A.C. Fairbanks Co/ Makers/ Boston, Mass". Body diameter 10 11/16in; total length 35 1/2in. Con

Rettberg and Lange Orpheum No. 1 tenor banjo. American, Early 20th Century. Four string tenor banjo with mother-of-pearl inlaid neck. Rettberg and Lange label, patent number 724833. Remnants of a seri

Four string tenor banjo. Early 20th Century. Mother-of-pearl star inlay on headstock, flat wooden resonator screwed onto back. Grover Nontip banjo bridge holds strings on drum head. Wear and scuffing

Early Charles Lotton Multi Flora vase with ten variegated pink flowerheads among mossy green foliage on black swirling vines and layered over a pink backdrop. Height 8 1/8 inches. Engraved by the arti

Early Charles Lotton Multi Flora Fuchsia vase. Height 8 inches. Signed Charles Lotton, Multi Flora and dated 1977, the beginning era of his most famous floral design. The glass is a lovely plum purple

Includes: (No COAs) - Signed 8"x10": Charles "Red" Barrett - Early Photo of Richie Ashburn, 8"x10" ~ VERY CRISP - Signed 8"x10": Buster Adams ~ Replacement for Stan Musial (serving in military) in 194

1807 P JF Gold 8 Escudos Columbia King Charles XF. Early 19th Century gold coin, this one was struck at the Popayan Mint, with the assayer initials of JF. Depicts the bust of King Charles IV.

This grouping consists of one Gagliano 5-string bluegrass style banjo and one early 4-string banjolin of unknown make, very likely U.S. - with chrome body stamped "Pat. App. For". A very unusual early

Slightly less than a Ninth Plate image of a derby hatted dandy with a four string banjo. Dimensions are: 3 7/8" tall X 3 1/4" wide. All measurements are approximate. Condition: Bends to tinplate. Chip

Early Charles Lotton Multi Flora vase with pink flowers alternating with split foliage all on long shaded moonlight blue stems and set within amethyst black. Height 8 inches. Dated 1981 and signed by

Early Charles Lotton Mandarin Red vase revealing the infamous King Tut pattern. Height 5 1/8 inches. Merely engraved Lotton, 1976. Wonderful rainbow highlights. Excellent condition. From the Greg and

Early Charles Lotton opal vase created in 1988 displaying silvery blue split leaves and green stems, the interior accented with a bright red casing. Signed and dated on the side near the base. Height

Early Charles Eames lounge chair, retailed by Herman Miller co., 28.8"Hx19.2"x21.4"