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Silent Auction Items! 
​All items will be on hand at the festival
​and there will be sign up sheets onsite at the Grange


​The winners will be announced on Saturday night. Winners DO NOT need to be present to win. 

ALL PROCEEDS GO TO SUPPORT THE OLY OLD TIME FESTIVAL

Instruments

Fiddle
(no photo but will be on hand at the festival)
Donated by RL Ray of Olympia

Starting bid $500

Full size fiddle professionally set up with wood bow with horse hair (includes a shaped case)

Fiddle (will be onsite during fest)
Donated by Anna Sandys Violins in Portland

Starting bid $

Full size fiddle professionally set up with more details coming!

Guitar (will be onsite during fest)
Donated by Devin Champlain of Bellingham

Starting bid $

Description details coming soon!
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Banjo 
Donated by Brooks Banjos
This harmony banjo is a classic five string harmony banjo possibly from the 1960s. It’s in really good shape.  Donated by Brooks Masten (Banjo Luthier from Portland)

Picture

Fiddle Bow
(no photo but will be on hand at the festival)
Donated by Jacob Mitas of Portland

Starting bid $200


Banjo (will be onsite during fest)
Donated by Calkins Banjos

Starting bid $


Stichter Repro Minstrel Banjo
​Donated by Jim Jacquet

Starting bid $200

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This 5 string mintrel banjo is a Henry Stichter reproduction, suspected to be from a Terry Bell kit (no longer in production). tuning is dGDF#A.  

​The original Henry Stichter Minstrel Banjo 1848, is in Jim Bollman’s collection & the following info is from Mr Bollman. Stichter was in his teens when he built this banjo in Pottsville, PA. His family was involved in the hardware business which survived in various eastern Pennsylvania cities at least into the 1970s. He signed the head with the notation that he replaced the skin head a few years later, changes in seasonal humidity makes head breakage all too common. This is one of the most iconic minstrel era banjos with its unusual peghead shape, outrigger fifth peg and very large size (14” rim). There are now only 2 known original Stichter banjos left in existence.  

Here is a link to a youtube by Strumela re: Bell Stichter kit banjo: Description. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7nNcYvVsuM

Gift Basket
Starting bids $200

See You on the Dance Floor Basket
Donated by Coverall Vintage of Olympia

All the essentials to fancify anybody's dance and duds!

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