For anyone that owns and/or likes these old banjos and the other no-names.
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Administrators: Noah Cline (owner)
1870's to 1880's Buckbee??
My most recent Buckbee.
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Looking for friction tuning pegs that fit
My Buckbee head stock is too thick for Grover 25B tuning pegs. I'd like to retrofit something with a little more stability than the Ivoroid friction pegs I have now. Using gut strings, but tuning... Read More |
New discoveries about J.H. Buckbee
Fellow Buckbee banjo enthusiasts:
A recently-published book with new findings about prolific banjo maker John Henry Buckbee was introduced at the 2018 Banjo Gathering in... Read More |
Is my vintage banjo a Buckbee?
I was given this banjo back in the 70's that I was told was found in a velvet bag standing in an abandoned cabin in the Pennsylvania woods. The bag disintegrated when it was touched, so it was... Read More |
Silver Gem
Would anyone be interested purchasing in a Silver gem? It needs things but seems to be in sound shape. It's old and dirty, believe it was a wall hanger for many years. Photos on... Read More |
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Buckbee "C" fretless neck |
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Buckbee neck attachment |
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Flush fret buckbee |
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Buckbee "C" |
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Buckbee "C" fretless neck |
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Buckbee fretless peghead |
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Buckbee pebble spun over pot |
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Buckbee tailpiece |
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Buckbee label |
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