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I suspect that processed/finished items made of ebony (such as a set of pipes) don't require CITES certificates. Only ebony logs, billets (sawn) and veneer seem to require certificates

So maybe future pipe makers will have to move to Africa and South America to continue the craft? Or maybe go back to using fruit woods?

Or just ensure that they keep CITES records for the wood they buy.

Jim Daily Chanter in C

Note - Bidders outside UK, Chanter will be sent without the ivory cap mount.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/252725675022? ... 1555.l2649

Daye penny chanter - EU only. Looks like the seller selling the Daye practice set has split the set into two, the other being the Pakistani practice set.

Ginsberg/Lambe full set - relisted yet again.

Van Daal full set in B - relisted yet again.

David

VanDaal B full set - relisted yet again.

David

Ginsberg/Lambe full st in D - relisted yet again.

David

Rogge D chanter


David

Vignoles half set - US only

David

Mance Grady half set in D with 3 keyed chanter.

Davud

Rogge chanter in D, with C and F keys

Tommy Martin chanter in D = looks like it is being sold by Tommy himself,


David

Rogge chanter in D - relisted

David

Rogge chanter in D - relisted again.


David

Selling my Andreas Rogge B 1/2 set

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Andreas-Rogge-B ... SwuLZY0hYD

Practice set in D - reeded by Martin Gallen.

David

BigDavy wrote:Practice set in D - reeded by Martin Gallen.

David

Made in Pakistan.