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Greg Earnest - Posted - 05/24/2026: 19:38:31
I've just listed a beautiful example of one of the rarest and most unusual of all prewar Gibson banjo models. Thanks for looking!
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Old Hickory - Posted - 05/25/2026: 10:01:44
Thanks for sharing this great example of "never say never" about Gibson!
I didn't know about the two-piece flange being previously known to only accompany a Mastertone tone ring. What surprises me most is the blank Mastertone block. I can't recall ever seeing an original Gibson neck with one of those.
I've heard of an original Mastertone decal inside the rim of a sub-Mastertone banjo.
The Old Timer - Posted - 05/25/2026: 10:57:23
Gibson finding a good use for "obsolete" (or at least non-catalog) parts on the shelf.
Greg Earnest - Posted - 06/13/2026: 13:13:21
I've reduced the price on this one to $2,650 shipped. Thanks for looking!
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