Gordon Tenor Banjo c. 1920s Brand_ Musedo but the original tailpiece is

but the original tailpiece is in the case for those who might want it

and the tuner does not require removal when the instrument is stored

Comes with what may be its original case But quite worn to the point of needed replacement but will protect it for shipment

and Baritone sizes)

facilitates fast and repeatable presets

Gordon Tenor Banjo c. 1920s Brand_ Musedo but the original tailpiece isNobody seems to be sure who made these old Gordons, Stromberg Viosinet, Bacon & Day, Kay? What we do know is that bhis is a lovely tenor banjo with a low comfortable action and nice tone. And its pretty good looking too with a richly stained wooden pot with marquetry near the brackets and a wooden resonator with matching marquetry. There are some marks and scuffs here and there as would be expected, mostly on the back of the resonator (see photos) and