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Surviving from the early 20th century, a 1909 Fairbanks Whyte Laydie No. 7. This instrument features its original Whyte Laydie tone ring. Elegant pearl engravings and intricate wood marquetry highlight it's craftsmanship, along with original tuners adorned with pearl buttons. Made in USA. With Golden Gate hardshell case (black lining).
This product is in Fair Condition (Learn More)
Condition Notes: Needs dowel stick neck reset, partial refret, fret dress and setup. (This item is sold As-Is)× This used product is in Fair Condition
Fair condition items are used and have various imperfections that impact the function of the item. They aren’t broken but have minor functional issues and minor to severe cosmetic imperfections. Ideal for budget-conscious players or those willing to give it a little extra care.
Condition Notes: Needs dowel stick neck reset, partial refret, fret dress and setup. (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.
- Nice project with great potential!
- 1909
- SN 25442
- 2-piece figure//d maple neck with carved heel
- Traditional dowel stick with "WHITE LAYDIE" and "No.7" hot-stamped on
- Ebony heel cap with trefoil inlay
- Maple rim with tortoise plastic binding
- Fancy wood marquetry on rim cap
- ~10-15/16" hide head
- Whyte Laydie tone ring
- 28 brackets and L-shoes with bracket band (One replacement nut)
- Notched tension hoop
- Unknown tailpiece
- Ivoroid-bound 22-fret ebony fingerboard
- Ebony-maple-ebony fingerboard and back strap underlay
- Engraved Gryphon on back of headstock
- Pearwood peghead overlay features engraved floral inlays (some cracks)
- Original tuners with pearl buttons
- 5th string tuner has plastic button
- Makers plate on dowel stick reads "The A.C. FAIRBANKS Co. / MAKERS / BOSTON, MASS."
- Dowel stick stamped "WHYTE LYDIE" and "No. 7"
- ~27" scale, 1-9/32" nut
- Golden Gate hardshell case (black lining)
- Built in Boston, USA
Fairbanks Whyte Laydie No.7 Open Back Banjo (1909)
Fairbanks Whyte Laydie No.7 Open Back Banjo (1909)
SKU: 60U-223202
Surviving from the early 20th century, a 1909 Fairbanks Whyte Laydie No. 7. This instrument features its original Whyte Laydie tone ring. Elegant pearl engravings and intricate wood marquetry highlight it's craftsmanship, along with original tuners adorned with pearl buttons. Made in USA. With Golden Gate hardshell case (black lining).
Condition Notes: Needs dowel stick neck reset, partial refret, fret dress and setup. (This item is sold As-Is)
Fair condition items are used and have various imperfections that impact the function of the item. They aren’t broken but have minor functional issues and minor to severe cosmetic imperfections. Ideal for budget-conscious players or those willing to give it a little extra care.
Condition Notes: Needs dowel stick neck reset, partial refret, fret dress and setup. (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.
- Nice project with great potential!
- 1909
- SN 25442
- 2-piece figure//d maple neck with carved heel
- Traditional dowel stick with "WHITE LAYDIE" and "No.7" hot-stamped on
- Ebony heel cap with trefoil inlay
- Maple rim with tortoise plastic binding
- Fancy wood marquetry on rim cap
- ~10-15/16" hide head
- Whyte Laydie tone ring
- 28 brackets and L-shoes with bracket band (One replacement nut)
- Notched tension hoop
- Unknown tailpiece
- Ivoroid-bound 22-fret ebony fingerboard
- Ebony-maple-ebony fingerboard and back strap underlay
- Engraved Gryphon on back of headstock
- Pearwood peghead overlay features engraved floral inlays (some cracks)
- Original tuners with pearl buttons
- 5th string tuner has plastic button
- Makers plate on dowel stick reads "The A.C. FAIRBANKS Co. / MAKERS / BOSTON, MASS."
- Dowel stick stamped "WHYTE LYDIE" and "No. 7"
- ~27" scale, 1-9/32" nut
- Golden Gate hardshell case (black lining)
- Built in Boston, USA
