String instruments

String instruments

All kinds of string Instruments from foreign lands and times now faded away. Various sounds: Irish Bouzoukis, ouds, saz, dulcimer and so on.

Banjos of all kinds

Banjos of all kinds

Four stringed tenor banjos and five stringed bluegrass banjos, guitar banjos, bass banjos and mandolin banjos
Bass

Bass

Basses
Bouzouki (Irish Bouzouki)

Bouzouki (Irish Bouzouki)

Irish bouzoukis and other instruments from the cittern family
Cister / Cittern

Cister / Cittern

Cistern and Cittern
Dulcimer

Dulcimer

Dulcimer instruments of various kinds.
Fiddles, rebecs and unusual fiddles

Fiddles, rebecs and unusual fiddles

Medieval fiddles and rebecs are the predecessors of today's violins.
Geierleier

Geierleier

50% bouzouki, 50% oud = 100 % geyer lyre
Guitar citterns

Guitar citterns

Sound like Citterns / Bouzoukis, 6 string and 12 string models with and without pickups
Guitars

Guitars

All guitars, acoustic to Western, from Dobro Slide to travel guitar
Harps

Harps

Celtic, Gothic, chromatic harps, lyres - and Accessories
Lutes

Lutes

Renaissance lute, guitar lute
Mandocellos

Mandocellos

The tenor mandola (aka octave mandolin) - with shell-shaped body or flat body
Mandolins

Mandolins

Mandolins flat and round back A and F style, historical and contemporary
Psaltery

Psaltery

The plucked and bowed psalteries - an ancient and a new psaltery form
String Tambourine

String Tambourine

stringtambourines - medieval hammered dulcimers playing chords instead of single notes.
Ukuleles

Ukuleles

Ukulele - the versatile little four-stringer, reminds you of Hawai'i
Violins

Violins

We carry all kinds of violins - from the dance master's violin to the Stroh violin