Who couldn't use another Senorita in your life?! Solid intermediate tenor banjo from Bacon and Day, made in the early 1930s. 11" diameter rim assembly with no tonering, silver painted interior, covered in a hazy green pearloid, including shallow resonator with clover-leaf flange; setup with a nice four string Presto tailpiece, a couple replaced hooks/nuts, with later resonator mounting hardware. The 23" scale three piece maple neck has a bound pearloid fingerboard with simple engravings, probably later frets with little to no wear, painted pearloid peghead overlay, equipped with Champion friction tuners; light forward relief, setup standard tuning with easy playability.