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This Chicago-built tenor banjo from the 1920s has nice features and good potential. Fancy metal flange on resonator, "Donut" tone ring, Kerschner Unique tailpiece. With period hardshell case (green lining).
This product is in Project Condition (Learn More)
Condition Notes: Looks good cosmetically but need work: head replacement, fretwork, restring, setup, etc. (This item is sold As-Is)× This used product is in Project Condition
Project items are used and have clear functional problems that will generally require repair. They may come with multiple cosmetic imperfections and hold potential for restoration—perfect for those who enjoy bringing instruments back to life or taking on a rewarding challenge.
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The following specs were provided by our repair and appraisal teams.
For a more detailed description please call (517) 372-7880
- SN 8762
- c. 1928
- Light brown stain finish
- 2-piece maple neck with dark center strip
- V-shaped neck profile
- Mahogany resonator with engraved metal flange and wood marquetry purfling
- White-bound 19-fret ebonized pearwood fingerboard
- Pearl dots, slotted diamond and square inlays
- Chips in end of fingerboard
- Ebonized heel cap
- Fancy screw-style Grover tuning machines
- Oval badge on resonator reads "Washburn / LYON & HEALY / CHICAGO, U.S.A."
- ~1/2" maple rim with tortoise plastic binding and ebony cap
- ~10-3/4" plastic head (broken)
- 22 brackets mount into tension hoop
- Dowel stick stamped "8762 WASHBURN" and "5177"
- "Donut" tone ring
- Kershner Unique tailpiece
- ~22-5/8" scale, 1-3/16" nut
- Armrest stamped "WASHBURN"
- Peghead overlay features pearl and abalone torch inlay
- Previous owners name penciled inside of resonator
- With period hardshell case (green lining)
Washburn Style 5177 Dansant Tenor Banjo (c.1928)
Washburn Style 5177 Dansant Tenor Banjo (c.1928)
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AS-IS
Used
SKU: 80U-212869
Regular price
$500 USD
Regular price
$550.00 USD
Sale price
$500.00 USD
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This Chicago-built tenor banjo from the 1920s has nice features and good potential. Fancy metal flange on resonator, "Donut" tone ring, Kerschner Unique tailpiece. With period hardshell case (green lining).
This product is in Project Condition (Learn More)
Condition Notes: Looks good cosmetically but need work: head replacement, fretwork, restring, setup, etc. (This item is sold As-Is)
Condition Notes: Looks good cosmetically but need work: head replacement, fretwork, restring, setup, etc. (This item is sold As-Is)
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This used product is in Project Condition
Project items are used and have clear functional problems that will generally require repair. They may come with multiple cosmetic imperfections and hold potential for restoration—perfect for those who enjoy bringing instruments back to life or taking on a rewarding challenge.
Condition Notes: Looks good cosmetically but need work: head replacement, fretwork, restring, setup, etc. (This item is sold As-Is)
Learn more about our condition ratings
Project items are used and have clear functional problems that will generally require repair. They may come with multiple cosmetic imperfections and hold potential for restoration—perfect for those who enjoy bringing instruments back to life or taking on a rewarding challenge.
Condition Notes: Looks good cosmetically but need work: head replacement, fretwork, restring, setup, etc. (This item is sold As-Is)
Learn more about our condition ratings
More Details
More Details
The following specs were provided by our repair and appraisal teams.
For a more detailed description please call (517) 372-7880
- SN 8762
- c. 1928
- Light brown stain finish
- 2-piece maple neck with dark center strip
- V-shaped neck profile
- Mahogany resonator with engraved metal flange and wood marquetry purfling
- White-bound 19-fret ebonized pearwood fingerboard
- Pearl dots, slotted diamond and square inlays
- Chips in end of fingerboard
- Ebonized heel cap
- Fancy screw-style Grover tuning machines
- Oval badge on resonator reads "Washburn / LYON & HEALY / CHICAGO, U.S.A."
- ~1/2" maple rim with tortoise plastic binding and ebony cap
- ~10-3/4" plastic head (broken)
- 22 brackets mount into tension hoop
- Dowel stick stamped "8762 WASHBURN" and "5177"
- "Donut" tone ring
- Kershner Unique tailpiece
- ~22-5/8" scale, 1-3/16" nut
- Armrest stamped "WASHBURN"
- Peghead overlay features pearl and abalone torch inlay
- Previous owners name penciled inside of resonator
- With period hardshell case (green lining)