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Martin tenor ukuleles date to 1940 as a T-1. Approximate value is based on condition and playability. Book values for tenors range from $1500 to $2000 in original condition. The nature of the repair you describe would reduce that by as much as half.…
Side cracks to my early 1960s Martin S1 cost $185 to repair . The repair brought up the value to the $650 +-range.
That's one old tenor you got there,and there must be some diminution in value when it's playing ability and collectible appeal are ham…
A friend has asked me for an opinion of the value of his Martin uke. Frankly, I don't have a clue so I was hoping to get some opinions.
It's a Martin Tenor, 14 frets to the body. I don't know it's age. When were the 14 fret models made? It's a play…
This is the place to talk about Martin ukuleles. What cool Martin ukuleles have you seen. Do you own one? Does your uke have a story?
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- At 8:27am on May 13, 2009,
Ann Huminski said…
- Hi Paul -- I see you must be enjoying your retirement. I'm sure you've got all kinds of fun activities jammed into your schedule. I hope all's well with you, Georgia and Mark. Ann
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