Fairbanks Banjo Made By Vega Company, Boston

early 20th century, four string with inlay on headstock, stamped on back "Fairbanks Banjo made by the Vega Company, Boston, Mass", also stamped with maker's mark, 28-1/2 in., one bracket off but pr

1920's Vega Banjo, Marked Fairbanks Banjo, Made By The Vega Company, Boston, Mass, Vega Style, 42254. Multiple Signatures On Inside. Approximately 29.4375L x 11.875W x 3.375D in.

Vega Banjo. Vegaphone Professional Tenor model. Serial # 91423 c. 1929. 19-Fret.Torsion bar stamped Vegaphone and Made by The Vega Company. Boston, Mass. Two star logos. Grover Tuners. Repair sticker

In 1970, the Vega Company of Boston sold to Martin Guitars who later sold the name to an Asian Company. They later, I don't remember the year sold the name to Deering. The banjos hand made by Boston V

Vega. Fairbanks Whyte Laydie serial #28641, made in Boston Mass circa 1911 - 1912. Pearl "Gryphon" on head, resonator. From a Riverdale NY estate. - Dimensions: 36" and 13" dia

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Six string mandolin banjo manufactured by the Vega Company of Boston & known as their Little Wonder model. Sold by Oliver Ditson & Co. of Boston, a well known retailer of musical instruments in the ea

"Little Wonder" Banjo & Original Case. Made by Vaga Company Boston, Mass, USA. Having eight strings, picks and pitch pipe. Approx. 24" long x 12 1/2" wide.

Mandolin marked Kent inside of body. Banjo marked on back: Made By The Vega Company, Style K. Dimensions: L 25.5" x W 8" x D 6.5" (mandolin) Condition: Light wear to mandolin. Banjo missing 2 hooks, 3

A.C. Fairbanks & Co. Banjo Extremely early and rare A.C. Fairbanks & Co., made in Boston. "Electric" model. Serial #: 230. Oak neck, carved heel. Length: 85cm. The scale is 25" in, the diameter of the

Vega Banjo Tubaphone. Serial #: 90939. Length: 96cm. The Vega Company was a musical instrument manufacturer that dawned operations in Boston, Massachusetts in 1881. The company began under Swedish-bor

23 inches long. 8 string. American, 1917-1927, beetle back type with rosewood and inlaided construction, maple neck, mother-of-pearl inlay, with silver-plated hardware. Vega label inside.Good conditio

The Vega Company, Boston, Massachusetts; with fitted case and mute; 23 inches wide; 6 inches deep; 4 inches high

A.C. Fairbanks Banjo Style K. Fairbanks Banjo, Boston. Serial #: 28945. Uke-style banjo. Length: 57cm. The diameter of the skin head is 10" and the diameter of the rim is 10.5". Albert Conant Fairbank

Serial #7570 the Vega Company Boston Mass.

Robinson Banjo Metal body. Robinson Banjo, made in Boston. Likely by Luscomb. Length: 93cm. A Boston Business Directory dated 1900, shows Gad Robinson, with a reference to "banjo" with an address at 1

A.C. Fairbanks & Co. Banjo "Colombian." Boston, MA. Serial #: 2857. Length: 92cm. Albert Conant Fairbanks was born in 1852 in Sterling, Massachusetts. He was a banjo player with a desire to build his

Schmick Tenor Banjo Likely made by Vega for Schmick, Camden, New Jersey. A few small cracks on front edge. Length: 84cm. William O. Schmick made innovative banjos in Camden, New Jersey, receiving his

Van Eps Recording Banjo Made by Gariepey Banjo Company. Length: 99cm. The diameter of the skin head is 12" in and the diameter of the rim is 12.5" in. Fred Van Eps (December 30, 1878 -- November 22, 1

Fairbanks & Coles Banjo Imperial model. Boston, MA. Serial #: 19459. Length: 87cm. The Meisel Collection. This instrument is being sold from The Meisel Collection assembled over a period of forty year

Stained and painted pine wood with wind-up motor, made by Jacrim Manufacturing Company, Boston Massachusetts. Has original box with paper label which is marked "Model No. 65". Nice decal on front of b

**Originally Listed At $300** Europe, England, Wedgewood, 1891. Made for Richard Briggs Company, Boston. A rare Harvard College beer stein for the Class of 1891 that features Harvard's Hemenway Gymnas

Title: A difficult line. Artist: after Sir Lawrence Alma Tadema (Dronryp, Holanda, 1836-Londres, 1912). Made by : A.W. Elson & Company, Boston (American Printers & Publishers, c. 1894-1925). Publisher

Brass Locomotive Gauge, made by Ashton Bell Company, Boston, #368720, mounted on wood