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LifeLongStudent - Posted - 07/04/2026: 17:12:29
I just listed a Gibson pre-war conversion banjo featuring a Frank Neat mahogany neck, Rickard tuners, and a Huber Vintage tone ring. It’s the best banjo I’ve ever owned but it’s more than I need and it deserves a better player! Greatly prefer local pickup on this banjo. Might consider trading for a high end mandolin, especially a Northfield Big Mon or Artist.
GStump - Posted - 07/04/2026: 20:16:05
Here's a link. It's a style 11 with replaced flange and tension hoop if I read it correctly. Frank Neat neck, Huber vintage series tone ring.
Edited by - GStump on 07/04/2026 20:16:29
Old Hickory - Posted - 07/05/2026: 05:33:25
And the 5-string Presto tailpiece? And the hooks and nuts? And the armrest? And the two coordinator rods? These are all pre-war Gibson and part of the pre-converted 4-string?
lightgauge - Posted - 07/05/2026: 06:32:42
Ad does not say what it was before conversion. FON puts it a Kel Kroyden KK10.
No numbers in reso. Is it original? Is the rim and reso the only prewar parts? Why is rim not painted? I also had multiple question when I saw the ad.
segerc - Posted - 07/05/2026: 13:22:09
….picture 5 shows (what I believe) a once broken, now repaired headstock. Unfortunately no details are given or mentioned…..
Otherwise I pretty nice concersion with high quality parts.
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