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SOLD Hi Folks, I've got a great period player on eBay right now. http://m.ebay.com/itm/302207125945?_mwBanner=1 Fully restored complete Fentum 4-Key Wooden English Concert D Flute Medium Hole A=440. Approx 172 years old. Fine figured cocuswood, Original German silver rings and keys. Original recond...

Some real lovely playing on that album. I've had it on regular rotation for a good while now!

I don't know if Jon has anymore of his finished flutes Kev... giv'em back! lol. :thumbsup: I could loan him one if he needs it to re-create a template. I have not been using them while going through dental hell. In fact, my implant posts have healed and I'm just about to go for the impressions to m...

I don't know if Jon has anymore of his finished flutes Kev... giv'em back!

lol.

Do you still have one of his?

I'm just sayin'

Hmmm... Lets see.

You have a keyed and a keyless Oil-well.

You'll be seeing Patrick soon.

Your name is Tim.

I know who you are!


I think you should see if he still has that boxwood Nicholson and you should give me your keyed Pratten.

That's what is next.

Unless it has blue tape and hose clamps I'm not interested.

Some really great stuff here. Everyone go get it!

MTGuru wrote:

Aanvil wrote:I guess my idea of making flute cases from baby elephant trunks isn't gonna get well received.

Jayz, how long are your flutes?

Umm.... I'm somewhat proud yet too embarrassed to say.

I guess my idea of making flute cases from baby elephant trunks isn't gonna get well received.

Doyle. At that price point you'd be hard pressed to find a better wooden keyless. You'll probably never out grow it either.

You can't get Pep'ridge Farms to Remembah a Sow-Eastas a brewin' from heeah'

Well now that's somethin' ya'll don't see everuday aint'it?

I'd say. That was a steal for that one. Priced ta move!