Windsor Whirle Ukulele Banjo No. 4 (Another Update)

So, finally, I've managed to establish the correct version of the manufacturer's trade name, the correct description of the instrument (stamped into the head-stock) and the model number.
Since replacing the machine-heads last week most of my musical output has revolved around this uke:

It's been given a deep-clean, WD40 (fish-oil) to restore the ebonized finished parts and a damn good bees wax polish.
The wood actually 'glows' a very pleasing cherry luster.
I tried to improve the hide head using an eraser but it didn't seem to be dirty.

During the next week I'm going to try re-fitting steel strings.
It will get it's first outing at the Uke @ The Duke jam on Tuesday night.

Sitting in the attic, with my kazoo in a holder round my neck, my foot on the pedal of a bass drum and this uke on my lap I could only be happier if I was actually in the garden playing this outfit.

or,
If I was playing this outfit in the garden shed accompanied by a female tap-dancer in fish-nets.