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Regal Ukulele

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Regal were the cheap and cheerful brand of their day (the 20s through to the 1950s) making inexpensive ukuleles often decorated with cartoon characters, cowboys or other scenes. They got themselves a big endorsement when they hooked in Johnny Marvin.

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Daddy Stovepipe lays down some blues on a 30s Regal ukulele.

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  1. shannon June 22nd, 2011 8:38 pm

    I just got one of these from an antiquie store for twenty dollars. Score^.^

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  2. Liza G. Fly July 23rd, 2011 5:20 pm

    Hey thanks for the site! My boyfriend broght me home a little Regal Uke the other day. Looks like cheap standard machine fare, but sounds great! The one I have has no serial number or date, just a decal logo on the head, red crown and gold lettering on blue backround…’Regal’ and ‘Made in Chicago’. Also some triangles and dots around the sound hole in plain brownso I don’t know how old it is but this site is the first info I have found on it…you rock dude! Thanks!

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