Interestingly, of the 10 or so Style M tenor banjos with extended fingerboards I have been able to find information on, seven are dated to 1922, two to 1923, and one with no serial number but with a 1928 – 1922 Imperial Torch headstock inlay. This strongly suggests that this particular type of Style M was only produced during a limited time, perhaps within only a year or two.
Of these 10 Style Ms with extended fingerboards all but one had the 20 fret version.
1922 Style M with extended fingerboard and 28 bracketed 11 1/2 inch pot.
One, a five string (double course E string) has the 22 fret version observed in the ’1923′ catalogue.
1918 – 1922 Style M with extended fingerboard sporting 22 frets — the only Style M I have seen with this configuration which matches that of the Style X No. 9 and Style De Luxe in the ’1923′ catalogue. There are 28 brackets, so this is likely a 11.5 inch head. Yes, this has five strings (double course E) and I wonder if it was special order stock or after market. I think I got this image from Bob Smakula, with thanks!
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