A tribute to the original Vega Little Wonder banjos, the Pisgah Wonder harkens to the golden age of banjo building. Featuring a reproduction Little Wonder tone ring, curly maple neck and rim, and Pisgah's vintage features, this banjo possesses the look and sound of the turn of the century.
Docs Banjo!
These beautiful banjos are pretty rare and the maker out (Patrick Huff) of Oregon doesn't make them anymore! Check out the uniqueness of this gorgeous instrument. Serial 115.
Docs Banjo!
These beautiful banjos are pretty rare and the maker out of Oregon (Patrick Huff) doesn't make them anymore! Check out the uniqueness of this gorgeous instrument. Serial Number 178.
Dogwood Banjos of Minneapolis Minnesota make a great instrument at an affordable price. This is #172 and has an upgraded Vega PreWar style Brass wire armrest and a Purcell Bridge. Click here for pictures
Other than the fact that the metal on the tone ring and tension hoop needs cleaning and polishing, the banjo is in nearly mint condition. Tubaphone tone ring, and a beautiful curly maple neck. There is virtually no fret wear. On the peghead, there are a few small areas where the overlay has discolored. Original hardshell case. Click here for pictures
with 11" pot and Whyte Laydie style tone ring. Curly maple neck with extremely fancy inlays, beautifully carved heel. The tension hoop is engraved. Scale is approx. 26 inches. Like new condition. Click here for pictures
A really good sounding banjo, with 11" pot and whyte laydie style tone ring. It is in virtually like new condition. Wood appears to be walnut. Click here for pictures
The pot is 100% original except for the head and armrest. According to the previous owner, the 5-string neck was made by Gary Schatti in California. It is in like-new condition. This banjo has a lot of volume and good tone. It comes with a Deering padded gig bag.
We had Wyatt Fawley build a new mahogany neck with torch inlay. Other than some rusty brackets, two of which don't match the others, the pot is in decent condition. This is a really nice sounding banjo. Click here for pictures
1927 Vega Tubaphone banjo; serial number 90949. The pot is 100% original, except for the tailpiece. The neck was made by Bob Flesher, the one-time owner of Liberty Banjo Co. It has beautifully engraved inlays and a carved heel. There is zero fret wear, and was obviously rarely played. If you've been looking for a Tubaphone,
Mike Ramsey curly maple neck. Fancy Tubaphone style inlays on peghead, fingerboard, and on the back of the peghead and heel. Backstrap. 10 15/16" pot. Scale is approx. 26 inches. Like new condition. Click here for pictures
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