Banjos
Skiffle, Country&Western
Banjos in all configurations were very important in American country & western music as well as in the English skiffle scene, from which many diverse folk, blues, and beat musicians emerged that defined the world rock and pop scene in the sixties and seventies.
Framus recognized the signs of time early on and presented the first banjo series at the Frankfurt music trade show in 1957. After the Dixi model 6/74 followed the Standard series 6/274 and Rhythmus series 6/174. After the success of models like Old Time Gold, Solist, Texan and the Nashville-N-Line the production of banjos was stopped in 1977.
The manufacturing of high quality banjos was resumed only through special orders until the early 1980s late.
Nashville N-Line
Model no.: 13042
Old Time Gold-Series
Model no.: 13080
Solist Series
Model no.: 13140
Solist-Series
Model no.: 13150
100 Rhythm Series
Model no.: 6/174
Solist Series
Model no.: 6/174
from 1972: 13100
from 1972: 13100
100 Rhythm Series
Model no.: 6/175
Rhythmus
Model no.: 6/175
Solist-Series
Model no.: 6/175
from 1972: 13120
from 1972: 13120
100 Rhythm Series
Model no.: 6/176
Guitar-Banjo
Model no.: 6/176
Banjo
Model no.: 6/275
Standard 200 Series
Model no.: 6/275
Solist Series
Model no.: 6/275
from 1972: 13130
from 1972: 13130
Texan-Series
Model no.: 6/276
from 1972: 13240
from 1972: 13240
Texan-Series
Model no.: 6/278
from 1972: 13260
from 1972: 13260
