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Stelling Bellflower

$3,295.00

Made of Virginia Black Walnut, the Bellflower boasts the natural beauty of unstained wood. A simple, yet elegant floral inlay pattern, combined with tasteful ivoroid/black/ivoroid binding on the neck and resonator make the Bellflower the choice of many.

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Description

Used – Stelling Bellflower Serial Number 3839

Walnut Neck and Resonator with 3 Ply cooperman rim.

Original Stelling Case

All Stelling models feature the Tony Pass 600TS Old Wood rim. This wood has been lying on the bottom of Lake Superior and other bodies of water for over 100 years and could have been hundreds of years old when it was cut down. After a special kiln drying process, this wood is in better than new condition (acoustically speaking) because of the age of the wood combined with the microbiological action to which it was subjected for so many years. It’s been said that Stradivarius took advantage of the same process for his violin wood, but for a much shorter time (perhaps only a few years). This rim, installed in a Stelling banjo, is awesome. It’s been compared to prewar banjos in such a superior way for tone and volume that it is now standard on all new Stelling banjos. Includes a deluxe TKL emerald green crushed-velvet, plush-lined case.

“Wood: Black Walnut

Plating: Nickel
Options Available: (Call For Pricing)

Radiused Fingerboard
Archtop Tonering
Plating
Nickel is standard except for models that come with other plating as listed.
Gold over a nickel base
Chrome over a nickel base
Black Chrome over a nickel base
PVD Titanium Nitride Coating over nickel (guaranteed 10 years) available in Gold, Nickel, Black, or Rainbow
Engraving
Standard scroll pattern as seen on many Stellings for the last 30 plus years
Armrest only with 8 letter name and simple scroll pattern”

Specifications

Weight 20 lbs

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