New! Smokin' Guitar Tenor Cigar Box: Instant pleasure! When you see something like this, with so much cool that you know you have to own one, forget everything else in life and go for it. These Bowler Bros. cigar box ukes all have pickups and are tons of fun.As Johnny Carson might have said, " It's just plain whacky. But I like it!" Here's a Cigar Box instrument in the tenor guitar range. Don't even hesitate, grab it now@ With pickup. With bag. $169.99 Stock#NUB34208 PHOTO
New! Smokin' Guitar Baritone Uke: Here's one of the popular cigar box ukes in the baritone uke scale. Use nylon OR metal strings, it will sound just fine. With pickup. With bag. $169.99 Stock#NUB34230
New! Fluke M80 Firefly banjo Uke: They're new and they're hot! The latest creation by the extremely talented clan at Fluke and Flea headquarters, this is an easy playing banjo uke with all the ear shattering volume that the name banjo uke implies. The handy, take-anywhere size helps you bring this stealth monster into your next uke gathering. With bag. BuffaloBros. price: $229. SOLD OUT!
New! Student ukes: We have a large selection of student ukuleles in a myriad of colors: red, yellow, blue, pink, orange, black, white and green too! A large assortment by Mahalo, and Savannah. Get one today! prices range from $29.99 and include a carrying bag.
New! Candelas Concert traditional: Tomas Delgado comes from a background where the family has been making stringed instruments since 1928. He learned first hand from his father and uncle in their shop in Los Angeles. He is now making a line of big sounding ukuleles that we are privileged to carry. This concert sized uke has a lot of volume and appointments that you would have found on ukes made in the '20s. With case. $750 Stock#NUB30752 photo
New! Candelas "Nunes": With great respect for the creativity of Manuel Nunes, Tomas Delgado has crafted a beautiful sounding replica of the Nunes uke. The same mid-tone color, the rope style appointments, and above all, a beautiful tone. He has also added the improvement of having the set of the neck to modern standards, thus making the playing of the instrument a whole lot easier. Solid mahogany with rosewood fingerboard. With chipboard case. $750 Stock#NUB30748 photo
ca. 1919 Coco-Lele: True collectors item made out of a cocoanut shell. Fully functional, it has a wonderfully rich unique tone. Sorry, all the cocoanut milk has already been removed. With bag. $300 Stock#UUC31099 photo
ca. 1950s Emenee Aloha: A very collectable plastic '50s uke in a unique "bowling ball" finish. With chipboard case $125 Stock#UUB28677 photo BUY NOW
ca. 1950s Emenee Flamingo: Wonderful and collectable plastic uke from the '50s when people fell in love with the beach, surfing, and beach blankets, and never realized that those things would become collectable in today's world. With chipboard case. $150 Stock#UUB28692 photo
ca. 1950s Emenee Flamingo: The imminently collectable Flamingo model plastic uke. Enhanced here with the optional Chorder, a push button chording device that made the novice player sound great from the start. $175 Stock#UUB29483
Flukes and Fleas are back in stock:
New! Fluke M-80 Firefly: The banjo-lele or banjo-uke as some call it, comes back in a BIG way thanks to the Flea folks. More tune-full than any other banjo-uke you've ever heard. With bag. BuffaloBros. price: $229 Stock#NUB34817, NUB34826
New! Fluke M-10 Natural: Ah, the beauty of a natural wood top on an American made Fluke. Stand up! Wave the flag! And proudly play your fluke! With bag. BuffaloBros. price: $199 Stock#NUB34821
New! Fluke M-20 Bamboo: Terrific looking Fluke with a bamboo design on the front. Back to the islands! with bag $239 Stock#NUB34809
New! Fluke M-12E Mahogany: A wonderfully unique Fluke with a natural Mahogany top and pickup too. With bag $309 NUB34810
New! Fluke M-10 Ukelyptus: Most of us would call this green, but not the clever folks at the Magic Fluke Co. They have dubbed it Ukelyptus. With Bag. BuffaloBros. Price: $179 Stock#NUB34811
New! Flea M-30 Poiple: Just a one-eyed, one horned flying poiple people pleaser. With bag. $179 Stock#NUB34820
New! Flea M-30 Mahogany: Lovely natural finish Mahogany top on this fun filled sweetheart. BuffaloBros. price: $309 Stock#NUB34822
New! Flea M-30 Denim: Perfect for the next visit to the ranch. The face looks like a pair of jeans with the little red Flea tag that completes the jeans look. With matching denim bag. BuffaloBros. price: $189 Stock#NUB34824
New! Flea M-50: Black. With bag. Stock#NUB34812
ca. 1930 Gretsch Camp uke: These ukes, reminiscent of the Gibson Army-Navy mandolins of WWI, are not only unique in their round design, but also have a wonderful tone. This one sports bright red tuning buttons too! With original canvas carrying bag. $150 Stock#UUB29484 photo
1950s Harmony Soprano standard: Another of those well constructed Harmony birch soprano ukes. This one has a little rougher finish due to the previous owner taking it on camping trips with his family during his Boy Scout years. Still, this one has plenty of merit even if it doesn't have the badges to prove it. $60 Stock#UUB31249
1950s Harmony Art Deco Soprano uke: For many years Harmony made these birch bodied soprano ukes dressing them up in various stylish designs. Among the most collectable are the Art Deco series: these appear in the "History of the Ukulele" book, and on Hawaiian Shirt fabrics everywhere, but the ukes themselves are getting harder and harder to find. Get this one and hang it up in your mid-Century home to show folks what great taste you have. With chipboard case. $175 Stock#UUB31000 photo
ca. 1920s Hawaiian Koa soprano: Ah, those sneaky devils. The big label inside reads: "genuine Hawaiian Koa Ukulele". This causes most people to assume that this sweet, all Koa uke was made in Hawaii. After all, it does have the Nunes style peghead as well as some beautifully figured Koa on the top, back & sides. But this uke was actually made in a far off Polynesian village called Chicago, in the Illinois archipelago. Yes, friends, the wood is genuine Hawaiian Koa, but the construction is 100% Haole. However, lineage aside, it sounds terrific and has that authentic Hawaiian tone. With chipboard case. $650 Stock#UUB31248 PHOTO
New! Lag U77C: Excellent looking and sounding concert ukulele from French designer Lag. Honey Mahogany top, back & sides and unique Tiki style decoration. With bag. $149 Stock#NUB34691
New! Antonio Pinto de Carvalho Cavaquinho: Quite often we get requests for a steel strung ukulele. Here is the equivalent of just such an instrument, the Portuguese Cavaquinho, predecessor to the Hawaiian ukulele. For those of you unfamiliar with the cavaquinho, it is a slotted peg head, Spruce and Rosewood ukulele scaled instrument that is outfitted with steel strings. Often tuned higher than a ukulele, it can be retrofitted with heavier strings to be played in the uke range. This beautiful instrument has wood body binding all around and was hand built in the city of Braga, Portugal. Braga has often been referred to as the "Portuguese Rome" for its concentration of religious architecture. This little instrument is truly worthy of being called another beautiful work of art from Braga. With hard case. $599Stock#NUB30711
c. 1949 Martin Style O Soprano: It is difficult to pin an exact date on Martin ukes. They were made without serial numbers, but we have the guide of the various appointments that changed over the years and the memories of family members who recall, sometimes in disagreement with each other, but always quite clearly when a particular instrument was purchased. "He bought it when he graduated college in 1949", "No he didn't, it was when his daughter Judy was born in 1950", "Judy was born in 1948"," Oh no dear, Judy was born later than that, I remember it well" and so on, and so on. Never the less, what we have here is a fine sounding and unusually loud, clean and original version of the Martin Style O all Mahogany uke made sometime between 1948 and 1950 (maybe). With original Chipboard case. $700 Stock#UUB33779 PHOTO
1933 Martin Style 1K: Surely there are few things in this world more precious than an almost 80 year old Martin Koa uke. If ukes have Mojo, then this one has a lot! A few repairs over the years, but the tone and the figure of the Koa are both exquisite. With case. $1650 Stock#UUB22047 photo
c. 1950s Martin style 1M: For many, this represents the ultimate in a great sounding soprano uke.Made by Martin 60 years ago, this all original style 1 has the Martin guitar sound in an all mahogany ukulele. As good as it gets in the ukulele world! With chipboard case. $1150 Stock#UUB33980 photo
c. 1930s Martin Style 2 Soprano: The style 2 Martin soprano is a collector's favorite. This particular example should appeal to those who delight in a rich sounding instrument. The two features that eliminate this from the museum is are recent tuners and the repaired side crack. The tone is not affected in the least, in fact if anything, it might even sound just a little bit better than the other Martin ukes one might encounter. We think so. With original canvas bag. $800 Stock#UUB32709 PHOTO
Used Nice Tenor cutaway: Created by Ed Bacani in Hawaii, Nice Ukuleles offer beautiful instruments of exotic Hawaiian Koa wood at extremely attractive prices. This Tenor cutaway with built in pickup has Koa that can usually be found only on the most expensive instruments. The entire instrument is as attractive as the Koa wood itself, it plays quite easily and has a wonderful tone too. With case. $300 Stock#UUB34796
Used No-Name Japanese made Soprano Uke: Very nice sounding, easy playing all Mahogany ukulele made in Japan in the early '70s. Budget priced, but better quality. $75 Stock#UUB31249
ca. 1960s Maestro Golden: Call it kitchy, camp, or whatever, this 60s plastic banjo uke was meant to evoke memories of the minstrel era. The tone is quite "plastic-y", but it is tons of fun and extremely collectable. Includes original box and instruction manual. $150 Stock#UUB28681 photo
ca. 1960s Maestro Golden: Another of these wonderfully collectable banjo ukes decorated in the minstrel style. With original box $125 Stock#UUB28680 photo
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