• Front and side of Bruno Tenor Banjo

    Charles Bruno started his musical instrument business around 1868 with his son Charles Jr. They sold all types of musical instruments by many different makers.  They also had their own C. Bruno & Son instruments that were built by various manufacturers. This entry level tenor banjo is a good example.  This banjo would likely work best with having a new neck installed.  NO CASE. FC except (needs new neck, etc. - sold AS-IS).

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  • Front headstock of Bruno Tenor Banjo
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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

  • Has potential for conversion,  use for parts or wall art 
  • Neck is twisted and dowel stick is broken 
  • No SN 
  • 1920s 
  • FC *(see below) 
  • Maple neck 
  • U-shaped neck profile 
  • ~9/16" 3-ply maple rim 
  • 17-fret pearwood fingerboard 
  • Small pearl dot inlays Headstock overlay features 
  • "BRUNO" logo on headstock 
  • 20 brackets 
  • Elite tailpiece 
  • Grooved tension hoop 
  • Friction tuners with ivoroid buttons 
  • ~21" scale, 1-5/32" nut
  •  NO CASE 
  • *FC except (needs new neck, etc. - sold AS-IS)

C. Bruno & Son Tenor Banjo (1920s)

C. Bruno & Son Tenor Banjo (1920s)

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SKU: 80U-212661

$125 USD
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Charles Bruno started his musical instrument business around 1868 with his son Charles Jr. They sold all types of musical instruments by many different makers.  They also had their own C. Bruno & Son instruments that were built by various manufacturers. This entry level tenor banjo is a good example.  This banjo would likely work best with having a new neck installed.  NO CASE. FC except (needs new neck, etc. - sold AS-IS).

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More Details

The following specs were provided by our repair and appraisal teams. 
For a more detailed description please call (517) 372-7880

  • Has potential for conversion,  use for parts or wall art 
  • Neck is twisted and dowel stick is broken 
  • No SN 
  • 1920s 
  • FC *(see below) 
  • Maple neck 
  • U-shaped neck profile 
  • ~9/16" 3-ply maple rim 
  • 17-fret pearwood fingerboard 
  • Small pearl dot inlays Headstock overlay features 
  • "BRUNO" logo on headstock 
  • 20 brackets 
  • Elite tailpiece 
  • Grooved tension hoop 
  • Friction tuners with ivoroid buttons 
  • ~21" scale, 1-5/32" nut
  •  NO CASE 
  • *FC except (needs new neck, etc. - sold AS-IS)
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