The value isn't anything to worry about. It's rare but that doesn't make it valuable. In this case it's worth whatever someone is willing to pay for...
Listed in Gruhn's Guide to Vintage Guitars as being made for Tonk Brothers in Chicago circa 1935. It's a model 5284. It is basically the same as the...
That is brilliant, Niles! There is nothing like getting completely out of your comfort zone. And the experience is also amazing to me, both that you...
It is interesting how the thread as migrated to a discussion of left-handed fiddling. The OP already plays fiddle right handed for some reason—maybe...
Daniel:
I should have been clearer. I understand your not wanting to drive an hour each way on a regular basis but perhaps you could either attend a...
Janet Davis Music (before they went out of business) used to sell these small diameter geared banjo tuners. I believe they were made in Germany. They...
I think mine is in the same era as yours, Tim. I will take mine out today and play it—it's been way too long. It's a later short-scale A pro labelled...
Daniel, I just checked the map and you and I are actually in the same situation. I am also retired and live one hour from New York City—it looks like...
It's not much of a guess actually. The model was introduced in 67 but those tuners weren't used until sometime around 1970. They were out of business...
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