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Offered for adoption are the following old Boxwood flutes with 4-keys of Brass.
First is a D-flute by Haeseneier of Coblenz (Modern Koblenz Germany) with Ivory rings. I would like $350 for this flute plus postage.
This is an exceptional playing flute,...
Started by Sillydill on
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by 2 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at chiffandfipple):
Sillydill knows flutes and it's bound to be as good as he says.
But somebody ought to buy this flute.
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A couple of folks have already mentioned this on the forum, so it's time to post a picture. This started with several people asking about offset tone holes and more closely spaced tone holes for comfort and playability, and the answer is generally "you...
Started by dcopley on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at chiffandfipple):
flute Neat idea - and I know a little about at least one angle of the genesis of this - so well worked be better to put the graduations/reference marks on the underside of the flute, 180 degrees opposite a number of marks would work better....
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I have one of these that came with the flute. I really like this swab. Are they still in business? Just checking. I sent email with question and will see that way. Just wanted to see if anyone on the forum has ordered one lately? I think that the web ...
Started by skyspirit on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at chiffandfipple):
Sorry if I....
Sorry, came with which flute? Actually flute .
The flute is a Christman antique 4 key.
I think the swab was added.
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There's a Richard & George Payne flute on E-bay just now. Cracked barrel, missing block & end ring etc. nothing serious. George Payne worked for Rudall & Rose before going into business for himself.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Antique-Wooden- ... 3f90#ht_...
Started by Steampacket on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at chiffandfipple):
It's rare to see ....
Looked to be in very good shape save for a few issues that aren't all that big of a deal .
Are you sure? I bet it would liked that flute for some reason.
That would be a very interesting flute to restore, alas no cash...
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I have chance to save a small milling machine its a bit dusty about 4 feet high, old school super heavy, with all kinds of pullys, I think circa 1910-25 by my guess, remember I'm a new guy here, it appears to have a couple pieces missing some surface ...
Started by morgans on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at practicalmachinist):
I get this from chasing antique clocks, I restore changed, another downer, I'll never find antique ones, I'll make her offer ,if not I'll walk away.
Every lead most a waste of time but you never know .
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Yesterday, I attended the MAAC show. It's not normally known for a lot of S&W revolvers from a collecting perspective. There are lots of Winchester rifles, Colt SAA revolvers, and military arms. However, in all fairness, I've gotten some fine revolvers...
Started by pendennis on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at 1911forum):
Normally....
However I did manage to pick up two like new model 28s in their boxes recently for 750$ for the pair of them .
They are not anything like that.
Tremendous acquisition...especially considering the BOX!!
Very nice.
Congratulations.
That's a beauty.
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On Sun, 31 May 2009 12:59:52 -0400, shmiz <75270.3200@compuserve.com
The problem I'm having is that the old french method of setting pads
seemed to have been to float the pad in a pool of shellac. I don't like
to do that (I don't know how), but...
Started by shmiz on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
A few years back
I purchased a "restored" flute from someone claiming to be a pro flute
repairman ....
Also, not sure if it'd be helpful or not but I THINK JL Smith
has flute Smith discs I'm referring to.
Something a few years
back).
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I don't feel rich enough, is that a patent head?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ANTIQUE-RUDALL-AND-ROSE-WOODEN-FLUTE-/230731111544
Started by treeshark on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at chiffandfipple):
The ivory insert is probably the original, but hard.
Boxwood body, the flute becomes vary head heavy.
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I see a lot of flutes for sale with the sounding length given; why?
Also, what is the interest in flutes in keys other than D? I have recordings of Matt Molloy on Bb and Eb flutes, but I wouldn't know if I weren't told. Seems a pointless expense to me...
Started by Cubitt on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at chiffandfipple):
The....
If your listening to matt molloy and cant tell when hes using a bflat flute than you need singers in other keys.
The sounding length is often given with antique sales as it gives a clue of pitch the flute but it is the standard.
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I'm PO'd. I just saw the same flute as mine, (a Reynolds closed hole), go for LESS the $30.00 on Ebay! I've had mine since university days. My UBC flute teacher recommended it. I bought it around 1972 for $4 or $5 hundred, (a lot, when you're a married...
Started by sandy cameron on
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by 12 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at saxontheweb):
Think about how much your 1972 car would I couldn't buy your flute with....
No need to be PO'd.
I have the same flute and they were good in those days, but there have been so many improvements in flute design since 1972.
Re: I'm PO'd.
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