Vega Whyte Laydie No. 7 Plectrum Banjo 1926 Original Case Acoustic The result was an instrument

The result was an instrument that could handle higher volumes and heavier playing than an ES-175 or ES-330

The smaller Mark III/Mark IV cases had narrower dimensions (around 14" lower bout)

but with more tonal range and fuller low end

The frets show the lightest amount of use that you could see with the naked eye

and this 1977 example presents in exceptional original condition — all hardware

Vega Whyte Laydie No. 7 Plectrum Banjo 1926 Original Case Acoustic The result was an instrumentNo sales tax for customers outside California. This 1926 Vega Whyte Laydie No. 7 plectrum banjo is a stunning example of Boston craftsmanship at its peak. Known for its ornate inlays, engraved metal hardware, and elegant neck carving, the No. 7 was one of Vegas top tier offerings. This instrument retains its original finish, hardware, and even the original case, making it especially desirable to collectors and period correct jazz or folk performers.