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Anyone have any info on this old jewel ? I think they were made by Kay .
Edited by - dulcimerbob on 10/25/2026 19:22:46
Definitely is a Kay-made instrument while they were still being made in the USA. Jake Wildwood posted about a stadium banjo he came across.
jakewildwood.blogspot.com/2015...enor.html
You'll see a banjo with your same pot design in the 1954 Kay Catalog.
kayvintagereissue.com/pdf/1954catalog.pdf
When I google your brand, I also see a banjo-mandolin with the same pot design. My unbranded Kay-made banjo-mandolin uses the heavier pot design in the catalog, see images of it on my page if you'd like.
reverb.com/item/74198394-vinta...scription
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