Antique Banjo Ukulele Banjolele

Nice old piece. Marked as shown. 21" long.

1920'S OR 30'S GIBSON BANJO UKULELE- WONDERFUL INSTRUMENT FOR YOUR COLLECTION- THIS BANJOLELE IS UNSTRUNG AND IS BEING SOLD AS-IS- THE BODY AND ARM ALL SEEM SOLID. THE WOOD BACK OF THE DRUM IS MISSING

1920s folk banjo, ukulele, banjolele with signatures on vellum and has original case. Case has a lot of wear. And instrument needs restrung.

An antique Gibson UB-3 ukulele banjo, 8.5" head, peghead with "The Gibson" and diamond mother of pearl markers, mother of pearl fret markers, appears to be all original

21" L x 7" W good condition

(Ludwig Wendell Hall, American, 1896-1914). Banjo ukulele. Walnut neck and resonator with marquetry band on resonator circumference; metal tensioner and resonator band. Gilt paint script "Wendell Hall

The ukulele is made by Kala, and looks to be in Nice condition. The little banjo may be Antique, and has no identifying Maker. It could use some strings and repair. Both instruments are approximately

From a Mamaroneck NY estate. - Dimensions: 33" x 10"

with mother of pearl inlay, four string 22" long overall Bacon Banjo Company, Groton, CT 1920's

Gibson Banjo Ukulele with Painted Head Depicting a Meadow, with canvas case {Overall length 21 1/2 inches} [Needs to be restrung]

The Gibson 4 String Banjo Ukulele

circa 1920's-1930's UB-1 w/ hsc Condition- G Buyer is responsible to arrange shipment of this lot with 3rd party shipper. Please view

Repaired crack at base of neck, wear throughout. All guitars, stringed instruments, amplifiers, parts, and pedals in this auction are sold as/is. We have done our best to inspect for any major visible

16" X 4 1/2" X 44 1/2"--HAS THE PENDULUM--DOES NOT HAVE A NAME--FACE MAY HAVE BEEN REPLACED--ALL CLOCKS SOLD ASIS WITH NO GUARANTEE OF WORKING ORDER

Bacon 4 String Banjo Ukulele Style 3, Serial #: 17847. Length: 56cm. In 1906, famed banjo player Frederick Bacon founded the Bacon Manufacturing Company in Forest Dale, Vermont. At first he marketed b

Early to mid 20th century. Having been well cared for and preserved nicely and housed in its original box. Total: L20" Sold from the collection of Mary Wooten DuPont, Camden, South Carolina.

1928 - 30'S Dimensions: 19 3/4" X 6 1/4"

Early 19th century banjo clock with original eglomise tablet of dogs attacking a deer, throat glass repainted with flaking, 7.75 in metal dial with wear and one missing hand. Time-only brass movement.

Lower glass has a scene of two men in a boat "Bass Fishing", middle glass has two men in a boat and a windmill. Eagle finial at the top. Total height is 33" overall. Base 11" wide. No apparent name on

Dulcetta banjo ukulele in a fitted case (a/f) together with two woodwind instruments and a metal music stand

33" TALL

PAINTED TIN FACE. BRASS PENDULUM AND KEY. 32 1/2" L. Terms: PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE BIDDING. THIS SALE IS ONLINE AND IN-PERSON. PREVIEW WILL BE THURSDAY JANUARY 25TH FROM 9:00 AM TILL 4:00 PM AND

Antique Banjo Clock Case, you are bidding on the case only no works, needs a new face, and has been electrified, original glass in the two panels.

Vintage 1920s Era Banjo Ukulele with Wooden Resonator. 16 Bracket hooks, chrome plated ring and tailpiece. MOP diamond inlay on headstock and on the 4 fret markers on the neck. 8" calfskin head, 9 inc