1930’s Slingerland Tenor

A beat but playable student level banjo. You can tune the top four strings like a guitar and pretend you’re a multi-instrumentalist. This is said to have been owned by Phyllis Diller’s son. He used cheaper banjos so they wouldn’t be stolen and glued the D on the headstock for ID. Mrs. Diller didn’t raise any fools. Sorry no case or added value for the Diller connection.