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Rare Gold label 1960s Kamaka 4-String Tenor Ukulele in excellent refinished condition. Refinish done by Kamaka. Completed sometime in the early 1960s, the Koa wood has had nearly fifty years to cure adding to the classic Kamaka sound. Nice sustain and great volume. Solid Koa face, back, and sides. Koa neck with Koa fretboard and bridge. These early models are the only Kamaka tenor ukes that I have seen to come with bridge pins aside from a few custom ukuleles. Original pick up installed for quick plug-and-play feature. The Gold label era is considered one of the mos

Classic vintage era Deluxe Kamaka Soprano Ukulele in refinished condition by Hawaii’s most famous ukulele company, Kamaka Ukulele. This stunning example is handcrafted in the 1960s and was a deluxe piece complete with upgraded AA curly Koa wood top back and sides, rosewood fretboard and bridge, top faux tortoise shell binding with black-white top and back purfling for aesthetic appeal. A satin style refinish has been applied to the instrument which is consistent with the finish from the time period. There is one repair near the bridge that extends to the butt of the

1920’s Kamaka Soprano Pineapple Ukulele in wonderful original condition. Kamaka, known for its Koa wood ukuleles, also produced a handful of these Monkeypod models during the early 1920s as a marketing tool. Nice classic tone and much more mellow than that of the Koa models. The decals are in wonderful condition considering it is a 90 year old uke. Price: SOLD

Beautiful and extremely rare Kamaka Deluxe Concert ukulele from the early 1930s in repaired and refinished condition. This gorgeous piece is handcrafted from solid Hawaiian koa wood from the only company whose name is synonymous with ukulele, Kamaka. Gorgeous Hawaiian Koa wood face, back, and sides with all Koa wood neck and bridge. The fretboard, soundboard, and rosette are bound with a classic rope marquetry for aesthetic appeal. Original ‘Kamaka’ decal on headstock and the label are in amazing original condition. The label also indicates that the uke is a ‘Concer