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Banjo-viola
German
late 19th century

Tenor Banjo
American
ca. 1910

Banjo
American
ca. 1870–1910

Piccolo Banjo
American
ca. 1900

Banjo
Hercules McCord
ca. 1884

Banjo-form Mandolin called a "Bandonian"
William H. De Wick
ca. 1912

Banjo
American
ca. 1850–1900

Piccolo Banjo
American
1870–80

Cither Banjo
Karl Schamal
19th century

Banjo
Billy Reed Hampton
1994

Banjo
William Esperance Boucher, Jr.
ca. 1845

Banjo
American
ca. 1890–1910

Banjo
American
1850s

Tubaphone Deluxe banjo, serial no. 51577
Vega Company
ca. 1924

Banjo clock
Curtis and Dunning
1813–16

Banjo Clock
Aaron Willard Jr.
ca. 1825

Banjo
Benjamin Bradbury
ca. 1885

Banjo
Hercules McCord
ca. 1859

British

mid-19th century

Banjo Clock
Aaron Willard Jr.
1815–25

Banjo
William Esperance Boucher, Jr.
ca. 1840