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The Triple-X Banjo page is not my day job, just one of my side passions. By day (and more than a few nights and weekends) I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at Grant MacEwan University in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

When I adm not teaching or researching wetlands I play Traditional music on fiddle, tenor banjo, mandolin, and guitar, plus recently the Great Highland Bagpipe and Scottish Smallpipes. So far I only have a very mild case of BAS, but my wife is worried based on past collecting patterns: currently I have my 17 fret Triple-X Style A Late Version and a Gold Tone IT-250 open back (White Ladye tone ring). I like them both. We have a little three piece band called the O’Neills, causing trouble mainly around the neighbourhood. However, we were run out of a small town once (true story).

The O’Neills. Left to right, David Locky (fiddle, tenor banjo, mandolin, guitar), Eric Gormley (guitars), and David Woods (fiddle, viola).

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I am particularly interested in historic images of and documents about Triple-X banjos, and would specifically like to find copies of the 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926, and 1927 Henry Stadlmair Co. catalogues, which featured the Triple-X banjo.

I hope you enjoy this site. Happy browsing and picking.

David Locky
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
copperandoak@gmail.com