Weymann & Son, Keystone State Piccolo Banjo
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Weymann and Son, Keystone State Piccolo Banjo
Multiple signatures on head from 1960. Instrument much older, Serial #: 29314. Length: 61cm.
HA Weymann & Son was established in 1864 as makers of stringed instruments. As early as 1903 they were advertising themselves as music dealers and manufacturers of the celebrated "Keystone" mandolins, banjos and guitars. In February 1917 they commenced making a range of banjos which became known all over the world. Wood played a major part for the instruments and were claimed to hold a megaphonic effect and orchestral range from their uniquely crafted center-gear tuning pegs. In addition, they had a "Patented Tone Resonator" fitted to the banjo hoop by felt covered spring clamps which had a fretwork designed metal flange connected to its upper edge. Weymann manufacturing instruments are high respected and praised for their immaculate designs.
The Meisel Collection. This instrument is being sold from The Meisel Collection assembled over a period of forty years by an accomplished attorney from Princeton, New Jersey. The owner traveled the world in search of rare, interesting, and handsome instruments to fill a collection that until now was displayed in his beautiful Princeton home.
Please note: The items in the Meisel Collection are being sold F.O.B. Princeton, New Jersey. The recommended shipper is the U.P.S. Store, 174 Nassau St., Princeton, NJ 08542 which has extensive experience shipping fragile auction items. The Store can be emailed at store2026@theupsstore.com or called at 609-924-0759. The auction house makes no commission on shipping; payment for shipping is made by the buyer directly to the shipper. Although buyers are free to use any shipper they choose, we have found this shipper to be fair and reliable.
Condition: More detailed condition reports and additional photographs are available by request. The absence of a condition report does not imply that the lot is in very fine condition. Please message us through the online bidding platform or email Guernsey's at auctions@guernseys.com to request a more thorough condition report.
Multiple signatures on head from 1960. Instrument much older, Serial #: 29314. Length: 61cm.
HA Weymann & Son was established in 1864 as makers of stringed instruments. As early as 1903 they were advertising themselves as music dealers and manufacturers of the celebrated "Keystone" mandolins, banjos and guitars. In February 1917 they commenced making a range of banjos which became known all over the world. Wood played a major part for the instruments and were claimed to hold a megaphonic effect and orchestral range from their uniquely crafted center-gear tuning pegs. In addition, they had a "Patented Tone Resonator" fitted to the banjo hoop by felt covered spring clamps which had a fretwork designed metal flange connected to its upper edge. Weymann manufacturing instruments are high respected and praised for their immaculate designs.
The Meisel Collection. This instrument is being sold from The Meisel Collection assembled over a period of forty years by an accomplished attorney from Princeton, New Jersey. The owner traveled the world in search of rare, interesting, and handsome instruments to fill a collection that until now was displayed in his beautiful Princeton home.
Please note: The items in the Meisel Collection are being sold F.O.B. Princeton, New Jersey. The recommended shipper is the U.P.S. Store, 174 Nassau St., Princeton, NJ 08542 which has extensive experience shipping fragile auction items. The Store can be emailed at store2026@theupsstore.com or called at 609-924-0759. The auction house makes no commission on shipping; payment for shipping is made by the buyer directly to the shipper. Although buyers are free to use any shipper they choose, we have found this shipper to be fair and reliable.
Condition: More detailed condition reports and additional photographs are available by request. The absence of a condition report does not imply that the lot is in very fine condition. Please message us through the online bidding platform or email Guernsey's at auctions@guernseys.com to request a more thorough condition report.
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Weymann & Son, Keystone State Piccolo Banjo
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