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Originally posted by The Old TimerWe need a link or a photo please.
He has a picture on his media page.
Is the fretboard dyed?
By the machine heads position, lack of doodads... and if the fretboard is dyed...
This might be representative of the 50's folk boom instrument , and it could possibly be called some type of a "Rambler" banjo.
Today's Recording King Dirty 30's might a comoarable design.
Edited by - geoB on 09/28/2026 20:59:15
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