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clarky Says:
Thursday, March 29, 2012 @3:18:12 AM
nice very nice!
crishergirl Says:
Thursday, March 29, 2012 @6:17:32 AM
It's interesting, because the luthier gave me a huge book of inlay patterns to choose from. This one was more interesting to me than any other. I found out later that it is a reproduction of a pattern on an old jazz banjo. I have no idea what kind of banjo this came from, but would like to know.
crishergirl Says:
Wednesday, September 17, 2014 @1:40:30 PM
I finally found the old banjo this one is patterned after. It's a Washburn 421 from 1892. It was the fanciest banjo in the Lyons and Healy catalog from that era. I found the information here: billsbanjos.com/washburn421.htm
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