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Custom Moore Bettah Ukulele – ‘Hand-painted Hawaiian Scene’. Beautiful custom tenor ukulele by Chuck Moore of the Big Island. This piece was on exhibit at the Ukulele Guild of Hawaii 2007 and was one of the raves of the event. Premium Koa back, and sides with spruce top in hand-painted fashion. Rosewood fretboard and bridge with classic rope binding and tortoise shell faux binding on top and back. Mother of pearl position markers and much more. Faux bound fretboard and headstock with professional Gotoh machine geared tuners. Chuck woke early one au

Custom Moore Bettah Ukulele – ‘Bird of Paradise’ inlay. Beautiful custom tenor ukulele by Chuck Moore of the Big Island. Premium Koa face, back, and sides. Ebony fretboard and bridge. Bound headstock, fretboard & body. Black/White pinstriping to match color tone of Koa. Ebony binding on face and back. Abalone and pearl shell inlay around soundhole, headstock, and face of ukulele. Incredible ‘Bird of Paradise’  (Hawaiian Flower) shell inlay on headstock and more. Set up with low-g configuration. Price: SOLD

Beautiful Martin Tenor Ukulele. Rare 14 fret model of the 1960s. Wonderful original condition. All mahogany face, back, and sides with rosewood fretboard and bridge. Tortoise shell (faux) binding on face and back. No cracks or repairs and no needed repairs. All original condition with the original hardcase. There is some minor strum marks, nicks, and checking in the finish but overall it’s in wonderful condition and plays beautifully. Perfect intonation and a resonation that only a Classic Martin can offer. There is also a signature on the inside by, “C.F. Martin IV

Custom ukuleles by Ko’olau Ukulele Company. The “Cadillac” of contemporary high-end ukuleles! You wanted it and here it is. Extremely rare custom Kolohala ukulele from the legendary Koʻolau Ukulele Co of Wahiawa, Hawaii. You’re lucky if you find one of these surface every couple of years or so. So don’t take your chances. This one is incredible! This particular piece is handcrafted from Hawaiian Kolohala, otherwise known as pheasant wood, and is not known to grow anywhere outside of Hawaii. Kolohala is a prized wood in Hawaii and is ver