I've been on the look out for a decent wooden flute when I stumbled upon the one I just bought. I rolled the dice and decided to go for it even though I am very uneducated in flutes like this. (I can say that the saying my dad used to tell me kept sounding in my head - A fool and his money are soon parted!
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It was described to be a German 19th century flute that has been overhauled by Charles Miller of Priory Woodwind Repairs in North Yorkshire. It looks to have had a couple of cracks repaired and the keys look to have new cork and pads and new cork on the tenons. The seller couldn't tell me if it played LP or current day A440 or sharp.
Any further info that you can provide would be greatly appreciated. I don't have it yet so all I have are 10 pictures of it. I will only post a few so as to not make this post too long. I'll post more of them as needed for identification.
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