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Hi, I was wondering if anyone could help me with this. I am trying to put a B&D Senorita Tenor Banjo that I aquired in parts. First of all, I am having trouble identifying the production date of this particular Senorita. Once I figure out how to put a picture on here I will. The neck is the one with the MOP covering the entire face of the headstock and fretboard. It has what is like a southwestern pattern as fret markers in a red and black design. There are no makers marks at all except on the dowel rod for the neck is stamped "477" That's it... No other marking on the body anywhere except the headstock which has B&D written in cursive at the very top, an SENORITA writen in block style straight down the center. (original red color in letters and fret markers). The other problem tha I have is that I am missing the internal hardware that attatches to the dowel to attach the neck. Also, there is a screw in the center of the back of the resonator that goes through to the dowel that I need. I seem to have everything else. I think this would be a great piece to make whole again! Any help you could give me would be much appreciated!!! Thanks again, Rich
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