Site Updated November 11, 2020

 This beautiful  banjo has abalone inlays, Nechville’s new hybrid tone ring, and a quilted  mahogany resonator, It is only available through Turtle  Hill Banjo Co. Options include type of tone ring (regular, wood, or  hybrid), quilted maple or burl walnut instead of quilted mahogany.    Click here for pictures

Gold Tone EBM electric banjo in like-new condition, with a hardshell case. If you've been interested in trying an electric banjo, this is a very reasonably priced choice..   Click here for pictures

 This is an extremely rare variety, identical to the style 11 but with the name S S STEWART on the peghead. It has a new Richie Dotson conversion neck now. The rim has not been cut, so it has the   brass hoop ring as made. It has all the tone and volume you'd want, but with a lot less weight; in fact, I doubt that you'd know that it didn't have a heavy ring. Richie made this one with the wreath  inlay. The pot is 100% original with the exception of the tailpieces.   Click here for pictures

This is a very strange banjo. The rim is 1925 Gibson (FON 8172) with a ball bearing tone ring. The metal parts have been replated, and the armrest and tailpiece are modern. The resonator is obviously not original, and is attached by two thumb screws. As you can see in the pics, engraved metal bands have been placed around the tension hoop, tone ring, and resonator. The neck is of unknown manufacture. It has Gotoh tuners. There is virtually no fret wear on the rosewood fingerboard. If you are looking a real bargain banjo, this might just be it.  Click here for pictures

This beautiful  banjo has abalone inlays, Nechville’s new hybrid tone ring, quilted  mahogany resonator, and maple binding. Only available through Turtle  Hill Banjo Co. Options include type of tone ring (regular, wood, or  hybrid), quilted maple instead of quilted mahogany, and regular black  binding instead of maple.  Click here for pictures

 This  interesting banjo has gold plated, unengraved metal parts, which is  standard for the model, and a flathead ring. The one piece flange is in  nice condition, as is the entire banjo. The 5th string tuner has been  replaced, and there are tiny holes on the side of the neck, where a  sliding capo had been mounted. The neck was modified, probably in the  1980s, by Bill Godfrey, who reshaped the peghead and replaced the  fingerboard with one having Florentine Special inlay. There is only  light wear on the first three frets. It has a pickup attached Click here for pictures