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An original 1905 large-pot Whyte Laydie No. 2 with nice John Gough conversion neck. Made with a maple rim, Whyte Laydie tone ring, grooved tension hoop, bracket band with 30 hooks, and a No-Knot tailpiece. It has been paired with a maple neck with bound ebony fingerboard featuring No. 2 style engraved pearl inlays, and a Gryphon with trefoil and star inlays on the ebony headstock overlay. Fit with nickel plated Rickard / Gotoh geared tuners with wood buttons. Comes with a canvas gigbag. Made in USA. On consignment.
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Condition Notes: Chips in interior rim binding, recent neck and fretwork done by our shop.× This item comes with our Expert Setup
This used product is in Very Good Condition
Very Good: This used item may have some scratches, pick wear, missing finish, or buckle rash, but nothing that affects playability or functionality.
Condition Notes: Chips in interior rim binding, recent neck and fretwork done by our shop.
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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 23725
- 1905 / 1990s
- Maple 3/8" ply rim, with tortoise plastic inner binding
- Whyte Laydie tone ring
- 11-15/16" Remo Renaissance head, bracket band with 30 hooks and a grooved tension hoop
- Maple 5-string conversion neck by John Gough
- Original dowel stick
- Bound ebony fingerboard with engraved mother of pearl inlays
- 1-5/16" bone nut
- ~26-1/4" scale
- Old school No-Knot tailpiece
- Dowel stick reads "NO 2, WHYTE LAYDIE, 23725, with plaque "The A.C. FAIRBANKS Co. | MAKERS | BOSTON, MASS."
- Ebony heelcap, and headstock overlay with mother of pearl Gryphon, star, and trefoil inlays
- EVO Gold fret wire
- Rickard / Gotoh two band tuners with wooden buttons
- Tan canvas gigbag (brown interior)
- Made in USA
- Consignment
Fairbanks Whyte Laydie No.2 Conversion Openback Banjo (1905)
Fairbanks Whyte Laydie No.2 Conversion Openback Banjo (1905)
SKU: 60U-224382
An original 1905 large-pot Whyte Laydie No. 2 with nice John Gough conversion neck. Made with a maple rim, Whyte Laydie tone ring, grooved tension hoop, bracket band with 30 hooks, and a No-Knot tailpiece. It has been paired with a maple neck with bound ebony fingerboard featuring No. 2 style engraved pearl inlays, and a Gryphon with trefoil and star inlays on the ebony headstock overlay. Fit with nickel plated Rickard / Gotoh geared tuners with wood buttons. Comes with a canvas gigbag. Made in USA. On consignment.
Condition Notes: Chips in interior rim binding, recent neck and fretwork done by our shop.
This used product is in Very Good Condition
Very Good: This used item may have some scratches, pick wear, missing finish, or buckle rash, but nothing that affects playability or functionality.
Condition Notes: Chips in interior rim binding, recent neck and fretwork done by our shop.
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.
- SN 23725
- 1905 / 1990s
- Maple 3/8" ply rim, with tortoise plastic inner binding
- Whyte Laydie tone ring
- 11-15/16" Remo Renaissance head, bracket band with 30 hooks and a grooved tension hoop
- Maple 5-string conversion neck by John Gough
- Original dowel stick
- Bound ebony fingerboard with engraved mother of pearl inlays
- 1-5/16" bone nut
- ~26-1/4" scale
- Old school No-Knot tailpiece
- Dowel stick reads "NO 2, WHYTE LAYDIE, 23725, with plaque "The A.C. FAIRBANKS Co. | MAKERS | BOSTON, MASS."
- Ebony heelcap, and headstock overlay with mother of pearl Gryphon, star, and trefoil inlays
- EVO Gold fret wire
- Rickard / Gotoh two band tuners with wooden buttons
- Tan canvas gigbag (brown interior)
- Made in USA
- Consignment
