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This late-19th-century open-back banjo features a spun-over 11" maple rim with 30 bracket hooks. Built by John C. Haynes & Co. in Boston under the Bay State name this model 325 has a maple neck with an ebony fingerboard. Appointments include pearl inlay work on the peghead and fingerboard. After a new head and other work this will make for a nice nylon strung banjo for classic playing styles. Project grade. NO CASE. Made in USA.
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Condition Notes: Dowel previously reset. Needs new head, fret and setup work, etc. (This item is sold As-Is)× This used product is in Non-Functioning Condition
Non-Functioning condition items include used instruments and other gear that simply do not work, such as a guitar with an entirely broken neck or headstock. These items will need significant repair before they can be played. Suitable for skilled luthiers or as a source of parts.
Condition Notes: Dowel previously reset. Needs new head, fret and setup work, etc. (This item is sold As-Is)
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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.
- 1880s
- SN 41
- John C. Haynes Bay State Model 325 open back banjo
- Spun-over maple rim, marked "41"
- 11" pot diameter
- Grooved tension hoop
- 30 matching brackets and hooks
- Dowel stick stamped "Bay State 325 JOHN C. HAYNES & CO. / BOSTON"
- Maple neck (neck and dowel stick appear over-sprayed)
- Ebonized pearwood headstock overlay and underlay with backstrap
- Pearl star on headstock
- 19-fret ebony fingerboard with pearl inlays
- Star at 5th fret, fancy inlays 11 - 13, dots elsewhere
- 1-1/4" nut, ~27" scale
- Stewart Style tailpiece
- Champion friction tuners, marked: "PAT. MAY 6, 88."
- NO CASE
- Made in USA
Haynes Bay State Model 325 Open Back Banjo (1890s)
Haynes Bay State Model 325 Open Back Banjo (1890s)
SKU: 60U-222370
This late-19th-century open-back banjo features a spun-over 11" maple rim with 30 bracket hooks. Built by John C. Haynes & Co. in Boston under the Bay State name this model 325 has a maple neck with an ebony fingerboard. Appointments include pearl inlay work on the peghead and fingerboard. After a new head and other work this will make for a nice nylon strung banjo for classic playing styles. Project grade. NO CASE. Made in USA.
Condition Notes: Dowel previously reset. Needs new head, fret and setup work, etc. (This item is sold As-Is)
Non-Functioning condition items include used instruments and other gear that simply do not work, such as a guitar with an entirely broken neck or headstock. These items will need significant repair before they can be played. Suitable for skilled luthiers or as a source of parts.
Condition Notes: Dowel previously reset. Needs new head, fret and setup work, etc. (This item is sold As-Is)
Learn more about our condition ratings
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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.
- 1880s
- SN 41
- John C. Haynes Bay State Model 325 open back banjo
- Spun-over maple rim, marked "41"
- 11" pot diameter
- Grooved tension hoop
- 30 matching brackets and hooks
- Dowel stick stamped "Bay State 325 JOHN C. HAYNES & CO. / BOSTON"
- Maple neck (neck and dowel stick appear over-sprayed)
- Ebonized pearwood headstock overlay and underlay with backstrap
- Pearl star on headstock
- 19-fret ebony fingerboard with pearl inlays
- Star at 5th fret, fancy inlays 11 - 13, dots elsewhere
- 1-1/4" nut, ~27" scale
- Stewart Style tailpiece
- Champion friction tuners, marked: "PAT. MAY 6, 88."
- NO CASE
- Made in USA
