Posted 12 years ago
davidnipper
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mother in law died recently so clearing out loft found 2 banjos. both have been stored in cases .would like 2 know history of this 1
john grey & son 4 string banjo g5759 | ||
| aeon's likes1336 of 1567 |  |  |
john grey & son 4 string banjo g5759 | ||
| aeon's likes1336 of 1567 | | |
Posted 12 years ago
davidnipper
(1 item)
mother in law died recently so clearing out loft found 2 banjos. both have been stored in cases .would like 2 know history of this 1
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any info would be helpful i have another one which is damaged & want to know if it is worth restoring so I will post pictures soon
I've never seen a banjo from London before, especially a five string (although the 5th string tuner is missing). I don't know anything about your manufacturer, but I'd definitely say it's worth restoring. If you have a traditional instrument store nearby, take it in for an evaluation.
Hi David:
We did an interview with Lowell Levinger about banjos. You may want to contact him:
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/articles/an-interview-with-banjo-collector-player-and-historian-lowell-levinger/
Best,
Ben
"The devil plays a 5 string. I've made 2 & don't even know how to play one! I just love banjos!