John Grey & Sons Tenor Banjo [PREOWNED]

Description
John Grey & Sons was a prominent British musical instrument maker, founded in London in 1832. Acquired by Rose, Morris & Co. in 1928, the brand became known for producing high-quality 4-string tenor, 5-string, zither, and banjo-ukuleles, particularly during the jazz age of the 1920s and the post-war folk revival.

This instrument has been carefully inspected, professionally set up, and thoroughly tested by our in-house technician.

Specs

• Built in 1950s

• Tenor 4 String Banjo

• Bone Nut

• Gold Glitter Back

• Ebony Fretboard

• Includes Hardcase

Fret Condition

★★☆☆☆ (Fair) – Moderate wear with visible flattening and pitting. May affect feel or require future attention.

Body & Neck Cosmetic Condition

★★★☆☆ (Good) – Moderate playwear. Visible dings, dents, or scratches, but purely cosmetic.

Overall Condition Rating (Morleys Music Standard)

At Morleys Music, we rate used gear using a ★ star system based on overall condition, with ★★★★★ representing the highest standard of pre-owned condition.