Offering a Glenn Watson 6-key, blackwood flute. Excellent condition—no issues at all. Sterling rings, slide and fully-lined head. All keys in fine operating condition. Comes with a hard case (originally from Hammy Hamilton, I believe). Plays very nicely with compliments from all who have tried it.

Selling because I've found I prefer an unlined head, I'm playing un-keyed instruments almost entirely, and I could use the cash.

$1900 shipped and insured—but only in the US due to blackwood/CITES issues. I'd prefer not to pay PayPal fees. Contact me via either PM or email buttons below.

Best wishes.

Steve

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"[Some flutists] place the flute between the upper lip and the nose, blowing the instrument from below. This position does not prevent good playing, but it does not look graceful."
~ Antoine Mahaut, 1759 in a tutor for playing the transverse flute ~

Very nice flute folks, I have one myself.

GLWTS.

If I didn't already have an interested party, I'd offer to trade it for that Grinter you've been trying to move....

Best wishes.

Steve

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"[Some flutists] place the flute between the upper lip and the nose, blowing the instrument from below. This position does not prevent good playing, but it does not look graceful."
~ Antoine Mahaut, 1759 in a tutor for playing the transverse flute ~

Well don’t fret, I have the perfect flute for you once you sell your keyed Watson: A Keyless Watson in Delrin with an unlined headjoint. You can just have your buyer send the check to me.

If I weren't expecting my Solen Lesouef 6 key next month...it was a tossup between her and Watson when I made the order. Someone will get a lovely flute.

Flute now has a new owner.

Thanks for the interest.

Best wishes.

Steve

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"[Some flutists] place the flute between the upper lip and the nose, blowing the instrument from below. This position does not prevent good playing, but it does not look graceful."
~ Antoine Mahaut, 1759 in a tutor for playing the transverse flute ~