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It’s an Overton. You can tell by the mouthpiece which is flattened on both sides instead of round.
I swear by the Overton low whistle. It’s sound is beautiful. The high whistle as well by the way (played by Flook). I myself have Impempe high whistles (3), which are beautifully made as well, well sounding and very well priced ($40,-)
You seem to have some harps too. Do you play them too, what styles? I’ve been tripping to harps too recently, both diatonic and chromatic. It’s nice to have more weapons on your arsenal. On some songs the harp sounds better and on some whistles are superior. And it’s definitely easier to play a harp while driving 
but if I have to wait for something/somebody in my car I usually reach for some of my “car whistles”.
BR,
Heikki Petäjistö
basic blues ------i have not messed with them to much lately–but there is some cool harp players on youtube,
I also enjoy looking at piles of whistles, so here is mine :
From the left to the right :
- self-made aluminium low G
- Generation nickel Bb
- self-made PVC/Copper Bb
- Burke DBSBT
- self-made copper high D
- self-made aluminium high D
- a second self-made aluminium high D
- self-made PVC plumbing tube high D
- self-made electrical tube PVC high D
- tweaked generation brass high D
- second tweaked generation brass high D
- walton brass high D
- walton little black one high D
- clarke meg high D
- bamboo whistle
Didn’t know that I had so many … 
maybe i’m just being silly, but i think it’s awesome that inexpensive, self-made, high-end, and other types of whistles can all be shown sitting together in a person’s collection. it’s nice to know as a relative newbie with two (and a half) inexpensive whistles to my name that even the really talented people don’t give up their cheapies, and a good arsenal is made up of all kinds of whistles. 
when i have a bigger pile o’whistles maybe i’ll post mine.
it is a beautiful collection!
You can upload to some recording of your whistles hand-made?
cya!!
Oh, it works quite nice. The tone is a bit dull (which should be cureable with a bath in fresh oil), but it plays quite good with a nice hard D. The Reviol’s more seasoned though, especially regarding fune tuning (which is spot-on on the Reviol and a bit dodgy on the selfmade). But I still enjoy my selfmade one.
Here is my collection:
Left to right:
Bagpipe with 2 practice chanters
Clarke Sweetone in C
Walton brass tin whistle in D
Brass tin whistle in D, no idea who made it, my father bought it about 30 years ago
Susato Kildare Low D
Kiowa Love Flute made by Erik the Flutemaker, in a pentatonic scale
Small Major sideblown bamboo pennywhistle in C, also by Erik
Another beautiful pile ! And a fine bagpipe, how does your familly reacts to this ?
How does the susato low D play ?
You can upload to some recording of your whistles hand-made?
Yes I can do that this week end. Only problem is that I’m not so good at playing (only 1 year of practice) …
My father was pipe major for a long time, so he likes it, but my neighbours… 
The bagpipe isn’t that good, the bag is a bit too small, it was a cheap one, although the chanter is a good one, african blackwood from Hardie, took it from my fathers old bagpipe. But when I can play it well, my parents are going to buy a better one for me, I think a Shepherd.
Susato Low D plays well, I don’t have anything to compare it to, but in my opinion it sounds good, only the large holes and the big space between them is a bit difficult, but I’m getting used to it.
And I really love the Native American Kiowa bamboo flute. It has a very nice sound and it really calmes me down when I’m playing it.
Here’s my humblesome collection:
From Left to Right:
-Gen Nickel D,
-Gen Brass D,
-Gen Brass E natural (made by yours truly)
-One of my favorite Gen Brass D’s,
-Gen G,
-Clarke Original D,
-Burke C in Aluminum,
-Feadog D in Brass,
-Clarke original D with the gold diamonds,
-Generation B natural (also made by yours truly),
-Generation Bb,
-Burke DAN,
-Clarke Original in C,
-Syn C,
-Generation D in Brass,
-Generation Eb in brass,
-Shaw Eb,
-Gen F,
-My very first whistle a Clarke Original in D,
-and on the bottom a Generation Folk Whistle in D.
I think I got the order right… This doesn’t include my small box of whistles I don’t play, or of whistles that wont play…
-Eric
Where does one get those Clarke original Ds that don’t have (what Dale described as) those “tacky” gold diamonds? For awhile, I just thought it was Dale’s joke via photoshop called “Dale’s Naked Black Splendour”.
Also, looks like you tweaked all your Gens, Key_of_D?
Correct on me tweaking my Gens, and my Feadog if you’ll notice. It’s pretty much SOP when I get a Generation or Feadog.
I got my Clarke Original D’s without the Gold Diamonds from The Whistle Shop. Although I would imagine they’re not the only retailer who sells them. I also got a C without the Gold Diamonds if you noticed.
According to the Whistle Shop, the “new” style has been discontinued in favor of their original style. The “new” style no longer appears on the Clarke website either. Those there whistles are collector’s items!
Collector’s items ay?? Well then… I’ll have to sell those badboys for a full set of pipes then… (don’t I wish)
This is most of them (unplayables, duplicates, car whistles and a few that weren’t handy for the photo are not pictured):
Chieftain Low D
Chieftain Low G
Chieftain A
Generation Bb
Generation C
Feadóg C (Irvine Tweaked)
Waltons C
Syn C
Clarke Original C
Burke DAN
Burke DBSBT
Sindt D
Generation Folk D
Generation Brass D
Generation Nickle D
Feadóg Brass D
Feadóg Painted D
Feadóg Nickel Plated D
Waltons Mellow D (Irvine Tweaked)
Clarke Original D (First whistle I ever had, diamonds long since worn off)
Clarke Meg D
Generation Eb
Generation F
Generation G
My collection is modest because I’m not… well, a collector. I don’t keep anything over $10 that I don’t like to play. The Burkes are negotiable if anyone is interested.
My favorite D’s to play are (in no particular order) my Sindt, Gen Folk, Gen Red top, Feadog Brass, and an Oak (not pictured).
I don’t play the Chieftains much but keep them around for when the guitar players do mellow songs in strange keys
I’d say that brass Burke has gotten some play judging by the tarnish If I wasn’t stocking up for my girlfriend’s birthday party I’d make you an offer on it!
Yeah, it’s gotten some play but it looks brand new when polished… it’s been a while since I’ve cleaned 'er up
The aluminums don’t seem to get their shine back as nicely as the brass though.
Are you maybe meaning the Sindt that is next to the Burke, 'cause that Burke doesn’t look tarnished to me at all.