Value of Georg S Sandstrom banjo uke?

Hello, anybody familiar with these?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_S._Sandstrom
Georg S Sandstrom ukes, how much could a reasonable price be?

Are they rare?

Best regards

Scroll down to Sandstrom: http://www.banjoukes.com/Values/auctions.html

Lots of links here: https://www.google.com/search?q=san...WkyAS1iYGYCw&ved=0CAgQ_AUoAw&biw=1280&bih=564

Thank you so much for your reply Phil.

By the way, when they were sold originally, they costed around 2 $US.

I realize this is an old thread, but I was searching for information on the Sandstrom Banjo Ukulele and found this.

I have one that belonged to my Grandfather. He lived in Oakland in the 1920's-1940's, so it makes sense that he'd be in the right area at the right time to get one. He was a multi-instrument musician and I know the banjo ukulele was very popular back then.

It's in original condition with no damage other than a little wear from playing. It has the original case and even found some original replacement strings tucked inside.

I replaced the strings with modern nylon ones and it's back in business. It's hard to keep tuned with the skin resonator and the bridge moving around so easily. I love to play it with older songs from that era ("Yes sir that's my Baby", and "California Here I come", etc.)
-Jamie

Tried to post 4-5 photos but it blocked me. I guess I'll try one and see how it goes.

Hello!
I made a short video of me playing my Sandstrom Banjo-Ukulele.

Best to ignore the signer...and most of the playing.