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From Rbuhrman on 5/29/2013 9:00:37 AM
Went to an antique shop in Maryland this past weekend, they had a banjo for sale for $150....they claimed that it was made in Russian-controlled East Germany, and there was a "rubber stamp" mark that said that was so, stamped on the inside of the head. It was a poorly painted head on an open-back pot, it did not have an indication that it was a brand name of any sort.....it had one rod inside the pot and did not look like there was a neck rod. Looked like it was made at someone's home, but, believe it or not, it had a hard case with it!
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