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Well, I have been monitoring the internet for months but have not yet come across one of these magical, mythical beasts for sale in the UK/Europe. I guess this is because they were made by US makers (SS Stewart, Cole...) and in small numbers. However, if I could I would like to avoid those nasty import costs if at all possible. If anyone has a rare sighting, please get in touch...thanks!
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Carrie ,your beautiful SSS Banjeaurine seems to be exactly the same that mine .... ,?
http://classic-banjo.ning.com/video/7th-cavalry-medley
What is the SN ? mine is 14337
Lovely looking banjeaurine there, Patrick. Thanks for sharing your photos.
Hi Marc - the serial number is 13711. I did actually want one the same as yours, having enjoyed your videos!
While we're showing off our Banjeaurines, here's mine. This is also an "Imperial", S/N 7908 (which puts it around 1892 +/-). Note the split head...I just mounted that head 6 mo ago! It was quite thin and I had reservations about it...but it has been in its case for a couple of months, I had no idea it had split.
I took pix of the adjustment end of the strap-iron brace. Stewart termed it a "heavy, metal brace", it is indeed that!
I'll be ordering a new head for it (that was my last one). So when I get ready, I'll photograph the disassembled banjo and maybe even show the head mounting process, etc. We'll see.
I like the Common Sense tail with the rosette. :-)
Nice simplicity in this version. I love the ornate #3 and love the #1 equally. :-)
I received 4 nice medium heads from Bernunzio's the other day and today I'm in the process of documenting the Banjeaurine's head replacement. I'll make a seperate post of it when done.
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