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I have recently acquired a J Parslow banjo with I think original case.After looking at maker must be about 100 years old it is missing one bit if mother of pearl and been well used.Has anyone come…Continue
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Help with value
I have recently acquired a J Parslow banjo but not sure of value is there anyone who could help please.
I have done some research into the maker and worked out its about 100 years old and looks like an original case.
One piece of mother of pearl missing and obviously well played with.
Thanks if you can help that would be great.
Paul
I have done some research into the maker and worked out its about 100 years old and looks like an original case.
One piece of mother of pearl missing and obviously well played with.
Thanks if you can help that would be great.
Paul
Posted on December 21, 2014 at 12:37
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I have a Parslow with almost identical MOP inlays apart from a dot either side of the 17th fret inlay. What is a mystery to me is the engraved plate on the heel as both of ours (that's if you still have it) are identical with the same spelling mistake, namely 'Parstow'.
If you still do own it, I would be interested in seeing some of the dimensions i.e. scale length, pot size and depth.
Ed.
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