For all things related to the banjos of John Henry Buckbee New York NY 1861-1897
62 Members, Created 5/8/2014 - 
Administrators: mrphysics55 (owner) , Mark Ralston
Banjeaurines anyone??
What did Stewart say? The most vile and??? Haha..I love my vile banjos....Looking for a Buckbee banjeaurine
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Do I have a Buckbee?
This was given to me in the 70's but I only just dug it out of storage to see if I could bring it back to playable condition now I'm retired. Photos are loaded to my photo album and... Read More |
Buckbee, Beau Brummel
I have a Beau Brummel In "very good shape" that I am considering selling. if you have an interest, send me what you consider a reasonable offer. Perhaps you can be the proud new owner of a... Read More |
Restoration suggestions
I'm new to the idea of restoring.
David Wigal has offered to post pictures of my "project".
Please watch for his post. (I am less than a computer genius)
Please give me your... Read More |
A-Scale Buckbee Conversion
I have what probably started off in the mid-1880s as a 48-backet brass clad maple rim 5-string custom Buckbee. It was probably a custom job by Buckbee for some professional banjo player back in the... Read More |
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1890s Hershel Fenton NY (Buckbee) 5 String Banjo |
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