1930's B&J Serenader for sale
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These small, solid birch guitars were very inexpensive during a time when money was hard to come by. I suppose that why you hear so many of them on old timey and blues recordings made during the depression.

$599 shipped within CONUS

There must have been a tailpiece here at one time. Long gone, Steve did a remarkable job of fitting a era style bridge to the top. The solid birch top gives this guitar it's unique tone.

No, that's no inlay. Rather, it's a decal but oh so cool looking. Remember... this was a 'cheap' guitar.

What's left of the headstock decal

You can see what the original Serenader decal looked like.

There's the inside sticker.

The original tuners. They still work like a charm.

Solid birch back which which contributes to the unique sound.

Hat by JJ Hats, NYC. A Coconut Stingy