c. 1946 Bacon Belmont Banjo by Gretsch workshop desk Please note that this case

Please note that this case has a crack in it

The original use instructions are still attached to the outermost door

This can features naturally developed patina

This shade measures 3" x 3

This movable garage cart by Blackhawk was originally used in engine repair and machine shops as an alignment cart

c. 1946 Bacon Belmont Banjo by Gretsch workshop desk Please note that this casec. 1946 Five string Bacon Belmont Banjo by Gretsch. This vintage banjo features a pearloid fretboard with unique native inlays. Pealoid is constructed of celluloid plastic laminate that is made to look like mother of pearl. After losing his banjo factory in Connecticut to a hurricane Fred Bacon went into business with Gretsch, who not long after purchased the Bacon name in 1940. This Bacon Belmont banjo was produced by Gretsch between 1946 and 1950