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IF I'm not mistaken - the earlier banjos (up to about 1935 or 1936) usually would use the smaller truss rod cover, AND straight / slot head screws. After that (BUT not always!) Gibson began to use the larger truss rod cover, and was switching over to phillips head screws. Also - this would be about the same time as you start seeing the switch on the L brackets screws, (on the rim) from straight / slot head, to phillips.
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