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Hi folks! I've just rejoined this forum after having been inactive for quite a while. It's good to be back and I've enjoyed browsing through all the wonderful whistles in this thread. I thought I'd post a couple images of my vintage stache to introduce myself. I don't have all that many, and have not added to my collection for years, so mine won't include any notable upgrades in design. So, here goes...

https://imageshack.com/i/pnV5y7Lej

These are from the top:
Burke Low D
Overton Low D
Copeland Low G
Burke B flat
Silkstone C
a Generic C (in overton style)
Burke D
Fred Rose D
Dixon D

And Lastly...

https://imageshack.com/i/poxx2ZA1j

O' Riordan D/C set

I'm looking forward to getting to know y'all.

Cheers,
StarrM

added a couple since I last posted

I clicked on the word image and it sent me to a site to d/l the pic so I can have a look and it just sends me to a page that says not available. Am I doing something wrong?
All good I had to wait for it to d/l duh!......Great pics!

Fred Rose blackwood high D tunable whistle.

Thanks, the pics look great. I only have 1 Low D and 3 high D's but am really keen to buy an MK Pro Alto G, which I can't seem to get as the website is out of them.

Whistle and Pipe Gallery

Whistle and Pipe Gallery

Whistle and Pipe Gallery

Whistle and Pipe Gallery

Whistle and Pipe Gallery

Whistle and Pipe Gallery

Whistle and Pipe Gallery

Some old and very lovely whistles and flutes here, thank you to all who posted the pics!

FWIW, the earliest plastic head Generation whistles retained the decorative bands of the previous models on their bodies



And, while we're on the subject, a re-hash of my old 'Four Generations' image:

Very nice!

Which is older, do you know? The engraved Generation or the one with the soldered on band?