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Jun 12, 2026 - 11:31:21 AM
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Hello everyone.

My wife has been given this instrument (is it good english?) ??
It looks like banjo mandoline but not sure of it...
I tried to identify the manufacturer but i don't see any words or signs on it...maybe inside but i'm not sure it is good to open it ??

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance ????
Romuald


Edited by - Texasbanjo on 06/12/2026 14:16:23

Jun 12, 2026 - 11:47:15 AM

17085 posts since 12/2/2005

Your English translation is fine.

Yes, banjo mandolin. I have no idea of who made it, but it does appear to be a well-made instrument.

In what country did you find it?

Jun 12, 2026 - 11:55:15 AM

2 posts since 6/12/2026

Hi there.
Thanks for your answer.
It is from France...

Romuald

Jun 12, 2026 - 1:13:40 PM

17085 posts since 12/2/2005

quote:
Originally posted by romu

Hi there.
Thanks for your answer.
It is from France...

Romuald


I suspected as much. I know almost nothing about French-made banjos, but it did sort of have that look.

Perhaps you could post more pictures - close up of the pot (the round part) from the front, sides and back, as well as closeups of the peg head, front and back. We may be able to tell you how to easily open it up and take a look inside.

Jun 12, 2026 - 2:37:14 PM

banjonz

New Zealand

12876 posts since 6/29/2003

quote:
Originally posted by eagleisland
quote:
Originally posted by romu

Hi there.
Thanks for your answer.
It is from France...

Romuald


I suspected as much. I know almost nothing about French-made banjos, but it did sort of have that look.

Perhaps you could post more pictures - close up of the pot (the round part) from the front, sides and back, as well as closeups of the peg head, front and back. We may be able to tell you how to easily open it up and take a look inside.


I have seen these before. Its alway difficult to ID these in terms of country of manufacture. I suspect French ior Italian but could be wrong. Definitely NOT ENglish because of the design and the zero fret (fretwire just beyond the nut.)

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