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This is a stunning, 3-piece Curly Maple Gibson Copy RB-18 neck of unknown age or origin with a compound radius ebony fingerboard that starts off at a 12" at the first fret and ends at 15" at the 22nd fret and (I THINK) stainless steel frets as no fret wear is detectable. This banjo neck comes with a 5/8" Timeless Timber bridge that has a 16" Radius pictured.
It has an ebony fingerboard and headstock overlay. The overlay is bound like a Gibson RB-18 and he genuine mother of pearl inlay is also that of a Gibson RB-18 style. The builder did a fine job with the white/black/white binding and the heel cap.
This banjo neck is equipped with a two way truss rod. The neck is straight and true.
Until I find gold top tension hardware, This neck is going on this prewar TB-1.
Taken for the Scavenger Hunt, ornamental grasses at the florist shop, I've changed my mind and found something else that's curly.
This is a stunning, 3-piece Curly Maple Gibson Copy RB-18 neck of unknown age or origin with a compound radius ebony fingerboard that starts off at a 12" at the first fret and ends at 15" at the 22nd fret and (I THINK) stainless steel frets as no fret wear is detectable. This banjo neck comes with a 5/8" Timeless Timber bridge that has a 16" Radius pictured.
It has an ebony fingerboard and headstock overlay. The overlay is bound like a Gibson RB-18 and he genuine mother of pearl inlay is also that of a Gibson RB-18 style. The builder did a fine job with the white/black/white binding and the heel cap.
This banjo neck is equipped with a two way truss rod. The neck is straight and true.
Until I find gold top tension hardware, This neck is going on this prewar TB-1.
The blue gradient in the background is so rich it almost knocks me down. What a backdrop for the shapes. It's not my doing, I can praise it all day long without any credit due to me, that's for sure.
One of the last boarders leaving (she's walking her horses to the barn across the road on the last day of the month) is a veterinarian who's promised to make sure the owners have made provisions for the barn cats.
I'm really going to miss Curly Sue. I hope our next barn has some cool cats.
for you my soul sister, my opposite curly girl, my half. madame hairinzesoup
i miss you so, that my spaghetti-hair are becoming crasy without you...they are becoming curly!!!
vietnam is more wet than britany
a l'autre bout du monde voila que je frise,sans toi ma radada....
This is a stunning, 3-piece Curly Maple Gibson Copy RB-18 neck of unknown age or origin with a compound radius ebony fingerboard that starts off at a 12" at the first fret and ends at 15" at the 22nd fret and (I THINK) stainless steel frets as no fret wear is detectable. This banjo neck comes with a 5/8" Timeless Timber bridge that has a 16" Radius pictured.
It has an ebony fingerboard and headstock overlay. The overlay is bound like a Gibson RB-18 and he genuine mother of pearl inlay is also that of a Gibson RB-18 style. The builder did a fine job with the white/black/white binding and the heel cap.
This banjo neck is equipped with a two way truss rod. The neck is straight and true.
Until I find gold top tension hardware, This neck is going on this prewar TB-1.
Another street view. You cannot see the tiny little twig gingko trees planted on the grassy area between the sidewalk and the street, but they are there. They were purchased from the same tree nursery on the same day as the curly willow, and planted on the same day. The growth rate difference between the gingkos and the willow is extraordinary.
Don't know if that's really his name, but I loved his curly winter coat. He seemed perfectly happy to pose for me and I took quite a few shots.
Oct. 18, 2023: "Curly," a scarecrow created by Julia Whitt and Sister Sara, on display in Cambria, California. Lensbaby Trio/Sweet lens used.
This Ribbon fries potato cutter is quick and easy to use and is definitely a smart piece of Spiral Fries that would look great on any Chip Twister on sausage counter.
I like the G2s on this guy. Same camera location as the other photo, just a different buck. I don't have alot of time to get out with the camera, so trail cam shots will have to do right now!! HAHAHA
My friend Curly Goodwin stopped off to visit us on his round trip from the Isle of Man to Andover and back, a 500 mile trip! Austin Seven Chummy, 1928.
The cross I must bear is named Curly. He isn't my cat, he's my neighbor's. Curly likes to pee on one of the bushes just outside my front door.
The stinker.
This is a stunning, 3-piece Curly Maple Gibson Copy RB-18 neck of unknown age or origin with a compound radius ebony fingerboard that starts off at a 12" at the first fret and ends at 15" at the 22nd fret and (I THINK) stainless steel frets as no fret wear is detectable. This banjo neck comes with a 5/8" Timeless Timber bridge that has a 16" Radius pictured.
It has an ebony fingerboard and headstock overlay. The overlay is bound like a Gibson RB-18 and he genuine mother of pearl inlay is also that of a Gibson RB-18 style. The builder did a fine job with the white/black/white binding and the heel cap.
This banjo neck is equipped with a two way truss rod. The neck is straight and true.
Until I find gold top tension hardware, This neck is going on this prewar TB-1.