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Posted By: Karl Smakula (+47) | Rate Member
This came off of a 1923 Vegaphone Professional with a 10-15/16” rim that is in rough shape. The lip area of the resonator is kind of chewed up from the individual flanges, and a small piece of the maple veneer is missing from the back.
The side of this resonator is covered in a tortoise shell colored plastic. This is a great look. However, the yellow portions of the plastic have cracks in them. This cracking can sometimes lead to decomposition of the plastic, which can discolor hardware. This doesn’t appear to be the case yet as the hardware on the banjo was in great shape. Just want to be upfront about this issue.
Thanks for looking and please reach out with any questions.
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