Miscellaneous - Museum | Folkway Music

Luis Feu de Mesquita has built a worldwide reputation in short order. His instruments are expertly and meticulously built, and tho...

Love it or hate it, there’s certainly a uniqueness to appreciate in Montreal’s Daddy Mojo guitars. The cigar-box body is fitted wi...

No Serial #. A great sounding all mahogany ukulele, built, most likely, in the 1950’s. Completely original, and nicely setup in ou...

No serial number. This Martin tenor was most likely built in the very early 1950’s, when the US was in the throes of a Ukulele rev...

This 0-18T sold in-store the day we were photographing it for our website. Sorry. We have the photos though, and figured you’d enj...

The venerable Harmony Baritone Uke. Harmony made thousands of these all-solid mahogany ukes in the 1960’s, and they have stood the...

Serial # BA100150. Easily the largest guitar-like thing that’s ever resided at Folkway, this Guild bass has more air volume in its...

A featherweight soprano with a great responsive and lively tone. Big and full single notes, lovely warmth, and excellent volume. S...

If you’re looking for something TRULY special, completely different, and drop-dead gorgeous we do recommend that you have a look a...

Luis Feu de Mesquita has built a worldwide reputation in short order. His instruments are expertly and meticulously built, and tho...

Serial # 83613. A small tenor guitar with a robust bass response and full, clear trebles. This Wartime 0-17T is one of those diffi...

A 1950’s all-metal banjo-uke, with a big and loud voice. Set-up in shop, the uke plays very well. Completely original, and in exce...

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