Although not a Formby branded item, George Formby was a veritable star of stage and screen in England and his preferred instrument was the Banjo Ukulele, or Banjolele as it was sometimes called.
We heard that Brad Pitt is / was doing a movie about this entertainer, if so interest in this kind of instrument is bound to accelerate violently, particularly if it is English.
This example is a treasure and plays and sounds wonderful.
The decal on the headstock tells us it has been in Melbourne all of its life, it is from a music store in Elizabeth Street Melbourne called Sutton’s - they ceased trading in 1978.
It is in very good order as is it’s case. Our price includes a full service and fresh strings, and as always from our Reverb Shop, free shipping either within or without Australia.
We heard that Brad Pitt is / was doing a movie about this entertainer, if so interest in this kind of instrument is bound to accelerate violently, particularly if it is English.
This example is a treasure and plays and sounds wonderful.
The decal on the headstock tells us it has been in Melbourne all of its life, it is from a music store in Elizabeth Street Melbourne called Sutton’s - they ceased trading in 1978.
It is in very good order as is it’s case. Our price includes a full service and fresh strings, and as always from our Reverb Shop, free shipping either within or without Australia.
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| Mis en ligne | il y a 8 ans |
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| État | Très bon (occasion) Le matériel en état « Très Bon » fonctionne bien mais a quelques dommages cosmétiques.En savoir plus |
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