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kaydee - Posted - 04/17/2014: 01:34:33
Hello all,I was given this yesterday,A Banjo ukulele,I am just trying to find out as much as I can about it,any ideas fellas,please
britcarfan - Posted - 04/17/2014: 04:04:30
It's a triumph, make sure to wear a helmet and leathers when playing it. If your more into the 4 wheel variety your aviators helmet and scarf. Have no idea what it is but it's sure cool looking.
Hawgfiddle65 - Posted - 04/17/2014: 04:15:45
Hi Kaydee... Looks like a Broadcaster ukulele banjo made by Ja nd A margolin of London . Similar to this banjolin from an earlier post ... cheers Jim
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kaydee - Posted - 04/17/2014: 04:27:52
Thank you fellas ,I will continue my research,and probably sell it ,I have enough guitars and a new banjo,it is quite cool but not for me .I think I will put it on the sale part of the forum and see what happens
kaydee - Posted - 04/17/2014: 04:31:10
And to britcarfan...you have taste sir,it is a cool little thing but nowhere as cool as my old Triumph bonneville T 140 v silver jubilee special,which sadly I have recently sold,and more interestingly is winging its way to the USA from here in the UK.
rot-n-dobe - Posted - 04/17/2014: 06:01:32
britcarfan and kaydee, I agree. I have a 68 bonneT120 chopper and I think tr3 is the best car! very cool little jo.
kaydee - Posted - 04/17/2014: 07:49:44
Yes indeedy to hell with this banjo lark,let's start a new forum about cars and Bikes,..........oh it's been done....!
68 T120 chop sounds nice,and I bet it SOUNDS nice too
britcarfan - Posted - 04/17/2014: 09:13:44
My present bike isn't British, it's German a BMW R100RT. Wish I'd kept the 1973 R75/5 I had before it. As you can tell from my avitar I also own a 69 MG Midget. I've liked British cars and bikes since I was an adolescent in the 60s.
Yes a forum on bikes cars and old film cameras would be alright with me.
Ian Stuart - Posted - 04/18/2014: 01:49:28
Just on bikes hope to be getting a triumph tiger 1200 explorer just need to do a bit more home work and juggle money .fingers crossed. Interesting little banjo but I will pass on it I have enough frustrations with the collection I have already .
davidwigal - Posted - 04/18/2014: 09:40:24
Right-on Rot-N-Dobe! That bike is too cool; I just love the front drum-brake. Far-out '70's down Brother!
kaydee - Posted - 04/21/2014: 04:20:39
Sorry boys ,just got to get back on topic for a minute,apparently this is a George Houghton & Sons banjo Ukulele,circa 1925 to 1935,value $200-$300 non pro restored.maybe more if fixed up ready to play.info kindly supplied by Mr Jake wildwood of Antebellum instruments ,so I will be selling it though being in the UK it makes it more complex for buyers in the States,but where there's a will there's a way
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