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The Bacon and Day banjo company made a few guitars they called Senorita. No one seems to know how many of them were made. This was maybe during the 1940's. The Senoritas were a bit different. They had one that was quite elaborate with stones and inlays and color and one that was plainer. They were bigger than a parlor size but not as big as a dread naught size.

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John Fahey Interwiew about his Bacon and Day guitar and open tuning

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John Fahey Interwiew about his Bacon and Day guitar and open tuning

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Bacon & Day Senorita S-1 by Jack Devine at Retrofret

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John Fahey can be seen playing his Bacon and Day Senorita guitar in this live video from 1969.

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