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Mark Ralston - Posted - 06/25/2022: 12:04:33
I see that the link to my old post about a "Tribute to John H. Buckbee" now returns a "404 error", so here's the PDF file again for anyone who is interested in Buckbee banjos.
TriMD180 - Posted - 06/25/2022: 13:17:42
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Originally posted by Mark RalstonI see that the link to my old post about a "Tribute to John H. Buckbee" now returns a "404 error", so here's the PDF file again for anyone who is interested in Buckbee banjos.
Thanks! Great to review that again! Love my Buckbees! I have several and one look just like a George Dobson Victor Superior... just missing the name and it has an almost 12 inch pot!
Bronx banjo - Posted - 06/26/2022: 09:34:05
You might be interested in a book I’ve read called “Chauncey Richmond & ‘The Old Buckbee’”, by Reginald W. Bacon, published by Variety Arts Press, 2018. It goes into great detail about the man, his banjos and his legacy. It’s fascinating and I highly recommend it.
beezaboy - Posted - 06/26/2022: 12:22:48
Mark - Thanks for link!
The Chauncey, etc. book is also very good reading for Buckbee fans.
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