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"Emmerson" & Cammeyer
Clifford Essex has changed his name to Emmerson it seems.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/133241914157?ul_noapp=true
Emil Grimsby and Joe Morris were not surprised.
Coming up for auction soon: A Gypsum Monstertone and a Fairchild Wide Lady
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Permalink Reply by thereallyniceman on
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Clifford Emmerson.
Hmmm, a cousin in the banjo business?
Hey Jody, I quite fancy a "Wide Lady" if I can lay my hands on one, do you?
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Permalink Reply by marc dalmasso on
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LOL , BTW , it 's a COLE
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Permalink Reply by Jody Stecher on
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It would have to be a Coal or a Carl or a Cola. Why does the plaque on the perch pole say Essex and Cammeyer?
marc dalmasso said:LOL , BTW , it 's a COLE
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according to A P Sharpe ' notes , Essex & Cammeyer ' banjos were made by many English luthiers or Co , including Alfred Weaver & Windsor . but , at some period , they were imported from the USA , Cole was the maker
NOTA : the serial n° , printed both on the rim & on the DS is from the original Cole ' numbering , never mind the brand written on the banjo
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I see! Thanks. So from this seller I guess it's a Cool. or a Koala.
marc dalmasso said:according to A P Sharpe ' notes , Essex & Cammeyer ' banjos were made by many English luthiers or Co , including Alfred Weaver & Windsor . but , at some period , they were imported from the USA , Cole was the maker
NOTA : the serial n° , printed both on the rim & on the DS is from the original Cole ' numbering , never mind the brand written on the banjo
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