Final Reduction. I'll post it on eBay if it doesn't sell here. I would prefer a picker buy it, so here goes. Reduced from $9,000 to $7,000- Firm. I will ship it to you for that price- within the continental US. Vintage 1966 Baldwin Style D.

This numbering code started in the early 1970's, after Baldwin moved the Ode banjo works to Arkansas from Colorado. There were several earlier numbering systems used before the buyout and the move. This one made the most sense by far. The first 2 numbers are the month, second 2 are the year, and the third 2 numbers are the individual piece. Feb 08, 2012  1971-1974 Baldwin ODE Banjo. 1971-1974 Baldwin ODE Banjo. Skip navigation Sign in. Baldwin ODE 5-strings style B Banjo theflopmule. Unsubscribe from theflopmule?

Serial number 277, which is THE earliest D in the Baldwin/Ode database. Built in Boulder, CO. Comes with the original Lifton case. It is in incredible condition, near museum quality. Completely original with the exception of two RR spikes at 7th and 9th frets.

Even has the original friction peg on the 5th string. Sounds and plays fantastic.

I played it for Bobby Thompson a few years back and he loved it. I took it to Banjothon this year and it was a big hit. I have lots of photographs- email me if you'd like to see more. Price: $7,000.00 USD Shipping: I will pay actual shipping costs in the lower 48. Posted By: United States, Dalton, GA Contact Info: Ken Hamilton.Dalton, GA.706-483-8372.ken_hamilton@mannington.com Condition of Banjo: Used - Excellent Condition Type: Brand: Ad Status: Expired, #14611 Item viewed 6952 times © 2019 BanjoBuyer.com. All rights reserved.

Ultra airplane. Would anyone know what kind of banjo this would be? I've got an ODE 5 string resonator banjo that I just bought 2nd hand. Label says Model 6505 and serial 5-80-69.can't seem to find anything on the web with numbers written this way. Baldwin Ode style D, gold and engraved, walnut neck and resonator. This banjo is from the early 1970's as is indicated by 'Baldwin' inlayed as a pearl banner above 'ODE'. Also, the serial number is stamped into the rim, rather than on a paper label as was done in the Gretsch era.

This banjo is from the same production period as the one played by Jack Hicks, with Bill Monroe, in the early 1970's. The wood, gold plating and engraving is in remarkable condition. The finish has minor indications of age and use.

No repairs other than the filling of sliding 5th string capo holes. This was done by custom lathing small walnut plugs to glue into the holes.

Very neat and better looking than putty. New Weather King head installed.

Case appears to be a TKL in excellent condition. Please feel free to ask questions. Additional photos are available. Price: $2,850.00 USD Shipping: shipping free CONUSA only Posted By: United States, Montgomery, AL, 36109 Condition of Banjo: Used - Excellent Condition Type: Brand: Ad Status: Sold, #31020 Item viewed 3621 times © 2018 BanjoBuyer.com. Adobe fireworks free crack 3. All rights reserved.