I have a set of parlor pipes, stamped MacPherson on the chanter, that I bought about 30 years ago from a friend of the recently deceased original owner. I fooled around with them a bit, but then returned to my big pipes, and then abandoned the GHB altogether for the uilleann pipes. They appear pretty much unused.
I'm thinking about selling them as a part of post-retirement downsizing. Does anyone have an inkling what they might be worth? Thanks.
Ken
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Re: MacPherson Parlor Pipes
I'd be interested in taking a look at them if you'd be willing. I'm in La Jolla.
Ben
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CD, The Mouse in the Mug, available.
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