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Amazing English Concertina for sale

GUEST,English Jon 14 Sep 06 - 12:12 PM
English Jon 15 Sep 06 - 03:53 PM
Desert Dancer 15 Sep 06 - 03:59 PM
r.padgett 15 Sep 06 - 04:05 PM
Bill D 15 Sep 06 - 04:52 PM
Little Robyn 15 Sep 06 - 04:57 PM
jonm 16 Sep 06 - 02:48 AM
English Jon 16 Sep 06 - 06:32 AM
GUEST,walkaboutsverse 16 Sep 06 - 06:51 AM
JamesHenry 16 Sep 06 - 06:55 AM
treewind 16 Sep 06 - 09:13 AM
Fidjit 17 Sep 06 - 04:19 AM
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Subject: Amazing English Concertina for sale
From: GUEST,English Jon
Date: 14 Sep 06 - 12:12 PM

OK - here goes.

Wheatstone 64 key Aeola, Ebony ends, 1923. (peak period)
Tenor - extended treble. Top playing condition, recently restored by Andrew Norman.
Quite possibly the best English you'll ever play.

I've been playing it professionally and she's very sweet, fast etc. A truly premier grade box.

I need to release some equity though, so she's got to go.

Insured for £3500 (at A. Norman's suggestion)
Am open to sensible offers - might even be persuaded to p/ex your old English or Duet system.

01302 321087 or email jon@talkingcat.co.uk

'Tina is in S Yorks - You're welcome to come and have a play, take the ends off, have tea/biscuits etc.

Cheers,
Jon


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Subject: RE: Amazing English Concertina for sale
From: English Jon
Date: 15 Sep 06 - 03:53 PM

Refresh

>am I doing the right thing here...? Maybe I'd be better off selling a kidney...<

Cheers,
EJ


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Subject: RE: Amazing English Concertina for sale
From: Desert Dancer
Date: 15 Sep 06 - 03:59 PM

Don't do it! You've got two kidneys, but how many opportunities will you have in the future to get your hands on an instrument like this??


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Subject: RE: Amazing English Concertina for sale
From: r.padgett
Date: 15 Sep 06 - 04:05 PM

Needs must Jon!

Someone may well make an offer yet
Ray


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Subject: RE: Amazing English Concertina for sale
From: Bill D
Date: 15 Sep 06 - 04:52 PM

It's Friday...lots of folks don't read this after 4PM Friday


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Subject: RE: Amazing English Concertina for sale
From: Little Robyn
Date: 15 Sep 06 - 04:57 PM

I would love to take up your offer but
1. I'm in New Zealand
2. I'm broke
Maybe if I win the LOTTO????
Robyn


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Subject: RE: Amazing English Concertina for sale
From: jonm
Date: 16 Sep 06 - 02:48 AM

Yes, I'm buying lottery tickets too! Maybe tonight....


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Subject: RE: Amazing English Concertina for sale
From: English Jon
Date: 16 Sep 06 - 06:32 AM

Yeah - It'll be a wrench, but honestly, I'm not a good enough player for an instrument like this. It should go to someone who can devote the time to playing her properly!

Cheers,
Jon
(good luck with the lottery everyone!)


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Subject: RE: Amazing English Concertina for sale
From: GUEST,walkaboutsverse
Date: 16 Sep 06 - 06:51 AM

English concertinas have a beautiful timbre, and they should be re-mass produced by a nationalised English Concertina Manufacturing company, thereby bringing the price way down for the folkie masses.


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Subject: RE: Amazing English Concertina for sale
From: JamesHenry
Date: 16 Sep 06 - 06:55 AM

Are you advocating the "full" English walkabout?


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Subject: RE: Amazing English Concertina for sale
From: treewind
Date: 16 Sep 06 - 09:13 AM

Good concertinas were never mass produced.
Lachenal introduced some mass-production methods, but I don't think you'll find that applies to their top-of-the-range Edeophone models.

Hope yours finds a good home, Jon. Mary would have been tempted a couple of months ago but then fell in love at first squeeze with a 1914 56-key tenor treble that had just fallen into Steve Dickinson's hands. An overhaul and tuning from Steve and it's one of the best-playing concertinas on the planet. As seen (and heard) at festivals and clubs this Summer!

Anahata


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Subject: RE: Amazing English Concertina for sale
From: Fidjit
Date: 17 Sep 06 - 04:19 AM

Have put this on concertina.net for you.

Go to Forums, then Buy/Sell

Chas


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