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1936 Gibson Style 1 Conversion in Chrome w/Video

Price: $5,250.00 USD

This Gibson Style 1 left the factory as a tenor around 1936 with F.O.N. 781-2. At some point years ago the hardware was chrome plated. The tension hoop is a 5-string and may or may not be prewar but the patina matches the rest of the hardware. The tailpiece is a modern Presto and the banjo has been fitted with a Dannick 20-hole tone ring. The mahogany neck was made by Mark Simon of Mandolin Bro's in 1977 with a slight "v" profile that feels great. The neck has a fresh fret dress and new 5th string pip from Huber Banjos. If you have any questions or desire additional pictures, don't hesitate to ask. Thanks for looking!
Here's Video: youtube.com/watch?v=ArhRiAK86FY

Interested? Contact Seller to arrange purchase

Shipping: USPS, UPS, Fed-Ex, International as well. Paid by buyer. Local pickup as well.

Posted By: Ceres Banjo Works
United States, TN,

Condition of Banjo: Used - Excellent Condition

More Info on this Banjo

Type: 5-String Resonator, Brand: Gibson

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