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Huge collection of early
instruments.
There are over 150 instruments in this estate collection of an avid
early musician, who accumulated instruments for almost 60 years. I will
be posting them as I get time, but if you are interested in anything
listed, please contact me so I can take pictures and work on pricing.
The collection includes at least 33 original or reproduction (Rod
Cameron, Folkers & Powell, von Huene) flutes, from Baroque single-key to
10-key classical; dozens of recorders (von Huene, Boudreau, Prescott,
Aesthe, Coolsma, Moeck, Kobliczek, Mollenhauer, Yamaha), many at A415 &
some at A392; Moeck crumhorns and cornamusen (no longer made by Moeck);
Hanchet Renaissance and Spanish shawms; 8 hurdy-gurdies, including an
original (restored) Thouvenel a Mirecourt; Moeck bass dulcian; gemshorns;
bagpipes; serpent (resin); violas da gamba (trebles, tenors, basses;
Chinese or Czech); 5 lutes; 2 archlutes; 1 theorbo; Renaissance &
Baroque(?) guitars; vihuela; 6 Baroque violins (Sartory, Mahr, Chinese and Czech,
; 2 vielles; Baroque viola; 20 or so Baroque bows (are being rehaired); 2
harps (large carved 5-octave chromatic; 2 1/2-octave Pakistani); folk
strings--dulcimer, etc.; wooden music stands, lute stands, foot bench.
Many of these instruments are in like-new condition, except of course
for the original instruments.
See updated detailed listing--I update it occasionally.
This list is preliminary and some listings, including prices, may be in error. More
information has to be obtained on many of these instruments. I'm
gradually adding them to the listings below, indicated by an MC### that
corresponds to the pdf listing.
Brass
Double Reeds
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Bagpipes, Highland Kit,
includes everything the aspiring
piper needs to get started; hard case, instruction book, cassette,
reeds, seasoning, hemp spool, stoppers, extra full reed sets, and full
size, rosewood Highland bagpipes. The ideal starter package! BAG260
$250. Picture:1
MC084-
Crumhorn, Alto, Moeck, Optimized,
excellent condition, plays very nicely, double upper keys, custom cane dry-play
double reed, with windcap, mean-tone tuning, sealed maple. $1019.
Pictures:1,2,3
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Crumhorn, G Alto, Hanchet,
no keys; plays easily, with mellow sound; optimized with sealed bore,
dry-play cane reed and mean-tone tuning; appears to be modeled after
Moulder crumhorns, with same shape, bore and hole sizes. $875. Pictures:1,2,3,4
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Crumhorn, tenor, Hanchet,
no keys; plays easily
with full, rich sound; optimized with sealed bore, dry-play cane reed
and mean-tone tuning; appears to be modeled after Moulder crumhorns,
with same shape, bore and hole sizes. $1125. Pictures:1,2,3,4
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Crumhorn, tenor, Hanchet,
no keys; plays easily with full, rich sound; optimized with sealed bore,
dry-play cane reed and mean-tone tuning; appears to be modeled after
Moulder crumhorns, with same shape, bore and hole sizes; $1125.
Pictures:1,2,3,4
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Crumhorn, Bass, Hanchet,
low F key; plays easily with VERY full, very rich sound; optimized with
sealed bore, dry-play cane reed and mean-tone tuning; appears to be
modeled after Moulder crumhorns, with same shape, bore and hole sizes.
This is one fantastic crumhorn--professional
quality! $1750. Pictures:1,2,3,4
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Oboe,
Baroque, Desjardins, Harry vas Dias, A392,
(2007) 3 brass keys,
3rd & 4th holes doubled, boxwood, 2 reeds, like-new condition, $2200. Pictures:1,2,3
MC126
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Rackett, bass, Moeck,
excellent condition, plays very nicely, new reeds, no case, $2400.
Pictures coming.
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Shawm, alto in F, Gunter
Korber, single key, case, 2 new
reeds, excellent condition, $1500. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6
RH
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Shawm, treble (soprano in
C), Levin, S/N 0122, excellent
condition, soft case, two new cane reeds, $1250. Pictures:
1,2,3
RH
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Shawm, sopranino, Hanchet
Spanish, in f, two new custom made cane reeds, $450.
MC052
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Shawm, sopranino, Hanchet
Spanish, in f, two new custom made
cane reeds, $450. BL
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Shawm, descant
(soprano in C), Moeck, single key,
custom made cane reed, excellent condition, plays well, made 11/2004.
$800. Pictures: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
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Flutes
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Used
flute, G.A. Rottenburgh. Rod Cameron
(S/N 289, ~1985), after
an original owned by Bart Kujiken, A415, foot register, screw cap, ebony
and real ivory, rereamed and refurbished by Rod Cameron 12/2011, $2000.
Pictures: 1,2,3,4,5,6
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Flute,
I.H. Rottenburgh, von Huene,
A392, ebony, 1 silver
key, S/N 8834; $1800. Pictures:
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10
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Flute,
Renaissance tenor in D,
Peter Noy,
after Raffi (ca.
1540), stained maple, 2 1/2 octave range, excellent condition, new price
$1300, asking $950. Pictures:1,2,3,4 BL -
Flute,
Daniel Deitch, Naust,
in D at
A400 (May, 2010), stained boxwood, 1 silver key, pristine condition,
just rereamed by maker, plays very
nicely, $1400. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6
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Flute,
John Preston (London, 1776-1834),
~A433?, A good late baroque 1 keyed boxwood
flute bearing the original stamp on every joint: PRESTON, LONDON,
one tight crack, single brass key, $
Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6,7
MC018c
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Flute, von Huene
Scherer,
SOLID IVORY,
(Correction)
A440/A415, S/N 2144 (1973) 1 silver key, plays well, beautiful condition, $8000. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
MC068
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Flute, Folkers & Powell, I. Rottenburgh,
(S/N 70), 2 middle
joints (A392/A405?), ebony/ivory, silver key, $2100.
Pictures:1,2,3,4
MC023
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Flute,
Astor, single keyed,
(London, ca 1810), boxwood, ivory rings, 1 brass
key, in good condition, $1500. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5
MC018d
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Flute,
William Rönnberg
(New York: 1834-1889), a truly beautiful flamed European boxwood 10-key classical,
plays at A420 - 440, low B key, silver keys and fittings, with full, complex sound and good scale;
head joint
cracks
repaired 16 years ago and are stable; head joint and sockets fully
lined and sealed; recent disassembly and cleaning of body, rods,
screws; hand polish keys, rings and cap; cleaned tone holes; oiled
wood; reinforced top tenon with carbon fiber; lapped tenons with
thread; replaced D#, C#, C and B pads with leather pads; fit low B
and C/C# rods; replaced short F spring. $3600. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6
MC024
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Flute, Anonymous
(US, 19th century), 8-key, cocus wood,
simple 'Meyer' system; restored by Rod Cameron and Daniel Deitch; tight
repaired crack;
plays well at A430 or A440. $1250. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
Harpsichords
Hurdy Gurdies
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Hurdy Gurdy, Aquitane model,
George Leverett,
2009, #482, like-new, with nice Cordura (?) nylon soft case.
$1690 new. Asking $1600 with case. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9
MC002
This delightful
instrument is a fusion of medieval stylings and modern playability.
This newest model in our line has a balanced full tone, powerful
enough to keep up with any jam session.
5 strings–
2 melody
strings & 3 drones (gut);
trompette / chien /buzzing bridge (the “dog”);
Fully chromatic
with 2 octave range-23 Keys;
Gut strings; Fully adjustable metal tangents and Marshall plate;
Geared tuners are standard for ease of tuning;
Sitka Spruce soundboard; All hardwood construction for best possible
tone; Sympathy strings;
Fully adjustable tangents & split nut; Removeable handle.
MC002
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Hurdy Gurdy, Thouvenel á
Mirecourt,
restored 1999 by Olympic Musical Instruments. Good playing condition.
$5500. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10
MC004
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Hurdy Gurdy, Kurt Reichmann,
Frankfurt,
lute-back, nice condition,
2 melody strings, 4 drone strings, 4 sympathetic strings, with nice soft case. $2500. Pictures:
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10
MC099
The French
musician, Rene Zosso was so fascinated by the sound of a hurdy gurdy
that he decided to have this type of instrument made again. The first
hurdy gurdy makers of the modern period (1960s) were the Swiss Jacot
brothers and Kurt Reichmann in Frankfurt. Reichmann has inspired a large
number of instrument makers in Germany and abroad into dedicating
themselves entirely to the hurdy gurdy so that its future could be
assured in the final years of the 20th century.
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Hurdy Gurdy,
Helmut Gotschy, Medieval model,
Reconstruction of a box
form hurdy gurdy according to the motifs in the Luttrell Psaltery with
King David, ca. 1330, England. An ideal instrument for accompaniment of
Cantigas, Minnesang and "Chantes des Troubadoures".
Sound Sample: Retrowange nouvelle (Jaques
de Cambrai, Trouvère 13th century) played by:
Riccardo Delfino, Duration 31s, Format:
236kB.
$1600.
Pictures:1,2,3,4
MC003
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Hurdy Gurdy,
Nathan Sweet,
long instrument--medieval model for two players. $1750. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9
MC092
Lutes &
Other Plucked Strings
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Archlute, LK Brown,
14-course, 64/112 cm strings, 48 cm
body, beautifully made, like-new condition, swan neck, beautiful inlay,
Kingham hard case, $10,750. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15
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Baroque lute, LK Brown,
13-course, 75/113 cm strings, 54 cm
body, absolutely beautiful, like-new, gorgeous inlay, swan neck, carved
pierced pegboxes, Kingham hard case, $12,000. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13
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Cittern,
Early, 4-course Renaissance,
Paul Hathway (20 years
or more old, according to Hathway), 47.5 cm
string length, nice condition, courses of 2, 2, 3 and 2 strings, rosewood fingerboard
and pegs, missing 2 strings, which will be replaced. $1350
(would be ~$1700 new).
Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
MC124
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Baroque Lute, 13-course, Dan
Larson, Burkholtzer model, 2008, 70
cm string length, 47.5 cm body, pierced carved scroll, beautiful
condition (broken peg will be replaced), excellent Kingham hard case, $4995.
Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9
,10,11
MC100
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Lute, 8-course, LK Brown,
62 cm string length, 49 cm body,
birdseye maple ribs, excellent condition, plywood hard case, $2400. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11
MC141
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Lute, 8-course, Gioseppi
Tumiati (Milan; 2000), student lute
in very good condition, 60 cm string length, 44.5 cm body, hard case, $2400.
Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11
MC095
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Lute, 8-course, Mid-east
Mfg. (Pakistan), designed by Zachary Taylor, based on an instrument made by Hans Frei,
rosewood back, fingerboard, pegbox, very nice condition (dark lines on
top are grain,
not cracks ), hard case, $600. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11
MC096
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Lyre Mandolin, Calace,
1899. A highly unusual lyre
mandolin in very good original condition,
dated
1899 and bearing the original signed label: Fratres Calace, Via
Quercia 506, Neapoli, Italia. Fecerunt 1899 20005. Spruce top
edged with ebony, and ivory; soundhole edged in rosewood and
decorated with mother of pearl ornaments; nicely shaped tortoise
shell scratch plate; two well-turned ivory knobs on the
lyre tips; two hollow yokes with metal struts; bowl back of 28 rosewood ribs; good straight rosewood neck; rosewood fingerboard with 22 good brass frets; rosewood head; metal machine heads with ivory tuners; ebony and ivory bridge;
ivory nut; original leather case in extremely poor condition;
several small (appear stable) cracks as shown in pictures (14,15,16);
total length 61 cm, scale 33.7 cm, body width 24.6 cm, depth 13 cm,
nut 2.7 cm. $4900. Pictures:
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18
A similar instrument is displayed in the London Royal College of Music
early musical instrument collection.
The Calace workshop was founded in 1825
by Nicola Calace, on the island of Procida near Naples. He
started by making producing guitars. When he died, the tradition was
continued by his son Antonio, who started making mandolins after
moving to Naples. Antonio's two sons, Nicola and Raffaele,
inherited his knowledge and business when he died. The two
brothers were, besides their activities as musicians, also recognized as
excellent makers of the instruments of the Neapolitan mandolin family.
They introduced improvements in the building techniques and modernized
the Neapolitan mandolin by, among other features, enlarging its sound
box and applying a fingerboard that extended over the sound hole to
enlarge the range of the mandolin.
The brothers worked together making mandolins, but soon the superiority
of Raffaele Calace as composer, musician and instrument-maker,
caused conflict between the two. Nicola Calace emigratated to
America in 1901, where under the name of Nicola Turturro he
continued to build instruments. Knowledge of Raffaele's genius
and talent became widespread. He composed more than 180 works for
plectrum instruments, was universally acknowledged and became known as
"The Paganini of the mandolin" for the vigor and expressivity of this
work. He studied and improved the mandolin, achieving technically
advanced instruments. He handed down his skills to his son Giuseppe
Calace, who made high quality instruments. Giuseppe, in turn, handed
down the secrets to his son Raffaele Jr. who, after the death of
his father, has followed the family tradition since.
Raffaele Calace (1863-1934) Nicola
Calace (1859-1923)
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Mandolin, bowl back Vinaccia (1918),
in good playing condition, soundhole decorated with mother of pearl
ornaments; nicely shaped tortoise shell scratch plate, original signed
label reads Fratelli Vinaccia..., fabbricante di strumenti armonico,
Provveditori di S. M. LA REGINA MARGHERITA, Primo Premio Chicago 1893 -
Primo Premio Londra 1898, Via Guglialmo Sanfelice 22 - NAPOLI, ANNO
1918, signed by F. Vinaccia and ???, original leather case in working if
poor condition. The brothers Vinaccia were one of the "Big Three"
Italian names in mandolin making in the late 1800s and early 1900s.
$1275. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15
BB
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Theorbo, Early Music Shop
(David Parsons design), Renaissance/Beuchenburg,
6 fingered single courses, 8 diapasons, string length 88.5 cms
(fingerboard), 159.3 cms (basses), very good condition except for small
crack in
top, nice Kingham hard case, $2000. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13
MC098
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Ukulele, C.F. Martin & Co.,
Style 3M.
Here is a rare
1940’s Martin 3M (Mahogany Model) Soprano Ukulele with original
case. Classic mahogany face, back and sides with celluloid binding
on top and back. Ebony fretboard with circular position markers (one
missing-5)
and C.F. Martin & Co decal on headstock; Ivory celluloid binding
with w-b-w-b-w-b-w ply binding on front and around soundhole, with
w-b-w on back; 17 T-fret ebony fretboard.
There is also a C.F. Martin & Co stamp on the inside of the
soundhole as well but without the “Made in USA” since it’s pre-1960;
no whale tail
below bridge; no diamond style position markers, no pin-striping
down fretboard;
. Total
length: 21 inches • Body length: 9 & 7/16 inches
• Body width: 6 & 3/8 inches • Scale length: 13 & 5/8
inches. There are lots of signs of wear, including neck, back, top, and fingerboard (2,14,15,16,17),
but there are no cracks, the neck is straight and the instrument is
in excellent playing condition, with very nice tone. $2100
Pictures: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17
Recorders
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Recorder, soprano in C, A440, Renaissance cylindrical bore, J-L Boudreau,
Pythagorean tuning,
stained maple, (S/N 051286, 1986)plays well, very nice condition, $525.
Pictures:1,2,3,4,5 BL
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Recorders, Yamaha plastic set in soft case:
sopranino, soprano, alto
& tenor, swab sticks, joint cremes, Yamaha soft fitted case, latest models,
like new, $150 ($172 new price). Pictures:1,2
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Recorder, soprano, Coolsma,
ebony/ivory, needs to be
played somewhat softly to play in tune, middle Eb is funky,
chip on
foot joint, $495. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6,7
MC015
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Recorder,
soprano, Jean-Luc Beaudreau, A415,
van Eyck ?,
European boxwood, S/N 2904 (2004), $1075 Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6
MC081
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Recorder. soprano,
Renaissance, Levin/Silverstein (S/N 0313),
A440, one-piece, maple, single holes, very good condition, plays
beautifully, very sweet, full and rich. $1050. Pictures:
1,2,3,4,5
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Recorder, soprano, Moeck
Rottenburgh, rosewood, hard case,
plays decently, $220 Pictures:
1,2,3,4,5,6
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Recorder,
soprano, unknown maker (JH; probably Jeff Holt)
(S/N 03), Renaissance, maple, one piece, curved windway, sweet tone,
plays up to high Bb, requires shading of high G# and alternate fingering
for high Bb, otherwise plays nicely in tune with standard
Baroque/English fingerings, $750 Pictures:1,2,3,4,5
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Recorder, Dolmetsch Stanesby, A440,
grenadilla, thumb
bushing, hard case, plays nicely, excellent condition, $950.
Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6
BH
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Recorder, alto in F,
A440, Renaissance cylindrical bore, J-L Boudreau,
Pythagorean tuning,
stained maple, (S/N 061286, 1986) plays well, very nice condition, $600. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5
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Recorder, alto in G,
A440, Renaissance cylindrical bore, J-L Boudreau,
Pythagorean tuning, stained
maple, (S/N 270588, 1988) plays well, very nice condition, $600. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5
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Recorder, alto, Moeck Rottenburgh,
maple, straight windway
(late '60s or early 70s), plays easily, flutey tone, $175. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5
SC
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Recorder,
alto, Jean-Luc Beaudreau, A415,
Steenbergen,
European boxwood, 'ivory' fittings, S/N 261004 (2004), $1635
Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6
MC130
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Recorder,
alto, Jean-Luc Beaudreau, A415,
Steenbergen,
European boxwood, 'ivory' fittings, S/N 79004 (2004), $1635
Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6
MC129
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Recorder,
alto, A415/A440, Tom Prescott model,
June, 2010 (#3625), looks
unplayed, boxwood with modern fingerings, double holes, equal-tempered
tuning, oiled bore, string joints. New price: $2735, asking $2500.
Pictures:1,2,3,4,5
MC033
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Recorder, alto, Kung Superio,
rosewood, A440, 2003, plays well, in good
condition w/some thumbhole wear, $560. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5
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Recorder, alto, Coomber,
European boxwood, A415, 2006, revoiced by
von Huene last year, $1800 with hard case. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6
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Recorder, alto, von Huene,
Scherer, A392, S/N 10638 (2003), European boxwood with imitation ivory fittings,
excellent condition, beautiful instrument, plays very nicely, $3000
($3400 new),
with Cavallaro soft case. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14
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Recorder, alto, Hopf
Praetorius (1985), stained maple,
plays decently up to Eb, excellent physical condition, $400.
Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6
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Recorder, alto, Moeck
Rottenburgh, rosewood, hard case, $475.
Pictures: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7
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Recorder, tenor, Hopf
Praetorius, stained maple, plays
decently up to Bb, $500. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6
NM
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Recorder, tenor, Hopf
Praetorius (1985), stained maple,
Pictures:
1,2,3,4,5,6,7
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Recorder, tenor, Aura
Conservatorium (1995), Brazilian (?)
boxwood, C/C# keys, thumb bushing, plays poorly, very good condition
except for wax extrusion, soft case, $460. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5
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Recorder, tenor, Moeck
Renaissance Consort, Baroque
fingering, single holes, model 8420, looks and plays like new, only 1 year old in
like-new condition, with hard case. $798 ($926 new). Pictures:
1,2,3,4,5
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Recorder,
bass, Aulos plastic, 533B,
plays decently, except breathy hard-to-hit high E and F, with both bocal
and direct blow caps, $150. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5
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GREAT BASS Kobliczek Praetorius Recorder - $2000 (new cost $3120);
KUNG BASS RECORDER (old style) - $400.
Contact Tom Axworthy directly:
scemc@earthlink.net
Violas da Gamba & Other Bowed Strings
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Viola da gamba, pardessus,
Lu-Mi (2005; #191), 6-string (GDAFCG),
plays nicely, in like-new condition, will have new strings, with hard,
fiberglass fitted treble case (as shown; $2400) or padded soft case
($2200). Pictures:
1,2,3,4,5,6
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Viola da gamba, treble,
Praetorius-Gambe, Upmann Workshop,
Germany (1963); no case, new strings, $ . Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6,7
RS
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Viola da gamba, 7-string
bass, Michael Plant (Bakewell, 2001),
69 cm string length, plays nicely,
$5000.
Pictures:
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Viola da gamba, 7-string
bass, festooned (after John Rose), Johann Walter Schmidt
(Vienna, 1998), 70 cm string length;
strong, rich sound; absolutely beautiful birdseye/curly/quilted maple
back and sides; beautiful carved pegbox and Buddha head; new Aquila
strings; nice soft case; new bass bar;
repaired cracks (16a,17a,18a)
reinforced with a belly patch and cleats (15);
professional repairs are very strong and stable; could work well as a
6-string viol too.
A VERY nice instrument! $10,000.
Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14
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Bow, treble viola da
gamba, John Brasil, 47 gms, $300. Pictures:
1,2,3
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Bow, bass viola da gamba, William Salchow,
73 gms, 71.7 cm stick, 57.8
cm free hair, snakewood. $1200 Pictures:
1,2,3
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Bow, Renaissance,
vielle, yew, 45 gms, clip-in frog, Linda Shortridge, $300. Pictures:
1,2,3
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Bow, Renaissance,
snakewood, 72 gms, Linda Shortridge, clip-in
frog, $400. Pictures:
1,2,3,4
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Violin, Baroque, Rudolph Fiedler (Czech, 2003),
beautiful condition,
plays very nicely, hard case, $1500. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13
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Violin, Baroque,
Ogle Chinese (2005), excellent condition, hard case, $1050. Pictures:1,2,3,4,5,6,7
MC117
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Bagpipes, Medieval small
pipes, 2 drones, key of D,
cylindrical bore, chanter w/ 8 small fingerholes, rosewood w/brass
mounts, narrow bell on chanter, velvet cover w/ivory fringe; includes
hard case, reeds, seasoning and hemp. 20 inches, BAG288. $160.
MC085 |
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Baroque Bassoon, Levin &
Ross, #0159, (ca. 1990) after
Eichentopf (ca. 1720); beautiful tiger stripe maple finish; six keys
including low E-flat key (on the inside of low D) and F-sharp key;
original bocal and Ross EL 111 bocal, hard case in good condition with
Altieri case cover, seat strap, silk swab, original fingering chart;
maintained by Leslie Ross and Daniel Deitch; played professionally;
$4100. |
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Bassoon, Buffet Crampon,
rosewood, SN 3733 (1950s era), no cracks, all
keys and pads in good condition, no appreciable wear on any of the tone
holes, high E and high E-flat keys, but no high D for the left thumb.
$3800. |
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Chalumeaux, Alto, Moeck
model B42, (2006), oiled pearwood,
excellent condition, box, extra reeds, plays well, no longer made so
hard to find, $500. |
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Cittern,
Renaissance 4-course, Larry Higgins & Son (~1980),
birdseye maple back/sides/neck/pegbox, rosewood fingerboard/decoration, beautiful rose, scalloped
fingerboard, instrument sound and stable, in very nice condition,
semi-hard case. $1700. |
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Cornamuse, Soprano,
Moeck-Steinkopf, late '60s, good
condition, $300. |
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Cornamuse,
Alto, Moeck, 1977; in good
playing condition; new cane reed. $350. |
|
SOLD Cornamuse, Tenor,
Moeck, in c, 2 keys,
better than new. Plays beautifully. Optimized with
sealed bore, mean tone tuning and dry play cane reed.
$625. |
|
SOLD
Cornamuse, Moeck
tenor
. Like-new, 2 years old, in original case, with cane
reed. $500 |
|
SOLD
Cornamuse, Bass, Moeck,
in f, 3 keys (2 upper, 1 for
low f). Plastic reed, ca. 1970s-1980s. Plays very nicely.
$700 |
|
SOLD
Cornamuse, Bass, Moeck,
like-new condition, no longer made, optimized with new dry-play cane
reed, $1275. |
|
SOLD
Cornamuse, Bass, Moeck,
in f, 2 keys, better than new. Plays
beautifully. Optimized with sealed bore, mean tone tuning and dry play
cane reed. New price is $1245 for optimized bass cornamuse.
Sell this one for $750. |
|
SOLD
Cornetto, Christopher Monk,
in G (g - d'''),
leather covered ABS resin, not as curved as the standard
instrument, in very nice condition, with 2 acorn
mouthpieces, $325. Pictures:
1,2,3,4,5 BL |
|
SOLD
Cornetto, Christopher
Monk, in G
(a-d'''), leather-covered European
boxwood, like-new condition, $1250. |
|
SOLD
Cornetto, John McCann,
A466, Venetian style, late 16th-early
17th century, in G, a-d''', leather-covered boxwood, acorn mouthpiece, slight
wear on leather but in overall very nice condition, $1200. |
|
SOLD
Cornetto, soprano in G
(a-d'''),
Paolo Fanciullacci (2008; #241),
A440, leather covered plumwood, acorn mouthpiece, essentially
new condition, plays very nicely, in tune harmonics, low range blows
freely. Based on a Venetian model, slightly larger bore and richer
sound than the similar McCann model. $1250 (new price €
1160). |
|
SOLD Cornetto Dritto (straight), Moeck,
in c (c to d''), like R71 (pearwood), but in
rosewood (no longer made), metal mouthpiece, looks like new. $525
|
|
SOLD Cornetto
in G
(a-d'''), Christopher Monk, g-d''',
uncovered resin, very good condition, two acorn mouthpieces,
soft padded case. New price ~$325. $250. |
|
SOLD Cornetto
in G (a-d'''), Christopher Monk, silver
end pieces, leather covered fruit wood (?) (not resin), from
the 1960's; some small areas of leather are scuffed or torn
(see pictures), but in overall excellent shape; with soft
case & mouthpiece. $850. |
|
SOLD
Cortholt, Moeck tenor,
excellent physical condition, plays
decently, 2 plastic reeds, box. $700. |
|
SOLD
Crumhorn, Soprano, Moeck,
latest model, optimized with dry-play cane reed, sealed
bored, tuned to meantone tuning, like-new. $950. |
|
SOLD
Crumhorn,
Soprano, Lyn
Elder, Viennese model, dry play reed,
very strong, rich tone, ca. 1985, $780. Prefer to sell as a set. |
|
SOLD
Crumhorn, Soprano, Gunter
Körber, double holes,
single upper key, older model in good condition, relatively
soft sound, tuned, dry-play cane reed. $350. |
|
SOLD
Crumhorn, Soprano,
Moeck-Steinkopf,
double keys for
upper notes,
double
holes on holes 3, 4, 6 & 7, brass caged adjustable plastic reed,
~1960s, very good condition, plays easily, fairly in tune, relatively
soft sound, hard case. $400. |
|
SOLD Crumhorn,
Soprano, Moeck-Steinkopf, late
'60s, adjustable caged plastic reed, good condition, $345 |
|
SOLD
Crumhorn, Alto, Richard
Wood, plastic reed, single upper key,
plays well, relatively mellow, $400. |
|
SOLD
Crumhorn,
Alto, Lyn Elder,
Viennese model, dry play reed, very
strong, rich tone, ca. 1985, $870. Prefer to sell as a set. |
|
SOLD
Crumhorn, Alto, Gunter Körber,
double holes,
single upper key, older model in good condition, relatively
soft sound, tuned, dry-play cane reed. $400. |
|
SOLD Crumhorn, Alto, Moeck,
in f, 2 keys. plays OK, but need to soak Moeck cane
reeds. 5 cane reeds, hard case. $500 |
|
SOLD
Crumhorn, Alto
by Richard Wood; single key;
excellent condition; plays well; new
cane reed. $400. |
|
SOLD Crumhorn,
Alto,
Moeck-Steinkopf, late '60s, adjustable caged plastic reed,
good condition, $375. |
|
SOLD
Crumhorn, Tenor, Lyn
Elder, Viennese model, dry play reed,
very strong, rich tone, ca. 1985, $1175. Prefer to sell as a set. |
|
SOLD Crumhorn, Tenor, Gunter Körber,
double holes,
single upper key, older model in good condition, relatively
soft sound, tuned, dry-play cane reed. $500.
|
|
SOLD Crumhorn,
Tenor, Steinkopf, early '60s,
adjustable caged plastic reed, good condition $475. |
|
SOLD
Crumhorn, Tenor,
Moeck, plastic reed,
case, plays well, $550. |
|
SOLD
Crumhorn, Bass, Moeck,
optimized (custom dry-play cane reed,
sealed bore, mean-tone tuning), double upper extension keys, single low
F key, in very good condition (with a flaw and a possible
check/crack that is glued and stable), plays great! $950 (new price is
$1577). |
|
SOLD
Crumhorn,
Bass, Lyn Elder,
Viennese model, dry play reed, very
strong, rich tone, ca. 1985, $1515. Prefer to sell as a set. |
|
SOLD
Crumhorn, Bass, Gunter Körber,
single holes,
lower key, 2 upper keys, older model in good condition,
relatively soft sound, tuned, dry-play cane reed.
$650. |
|
SOLD
Crumhorns,
Moeck, SATB. All instruments have double upper keys.
In good shape with new cane reeds/tuning. Play very
nicely. Soprano, $401; Alto, $438; Tenor, $551; Bass,
$705. |
|
SOLD
Crumhorn, Bass, Steinkopf,
double keys for
upper notes,
double
holes on holes 3, 4, 6 & 7, brass caged adjustable plastic reed plus
new plastic reed,
~1960s, very good condition, plays easily, fairly in tune, relatively
soft sound, hard case. $800. |
|
SOLD Crumhorn,
Bass,
Moeck-Steinkopf, late '60s, adjustable
caged plastic reed, good condition, $605. |
|
SOLD
Crumhorn, Great Bass in
Bb, Lyn Elder Italian model,
excellent condition, easy playing, dry-play reed, sealed bore for
strong, focused sound. This is an excellent instrument! Use a
great bass in Bb to help you play at 6-foot pitch--sounding down a
fifth: Pretend the Bb GtB is a bass in F; pretend the bass in F is
a tenor in C; pretend the tenor in C is an alto in G; pretend the alto
in F is a soprano in C. This results in your consort sounding down
a fifth, a great range for Renaissance music. Or just learn Bb
fingerings and play a great bass part. $2500. |
|
SOLD
Dulcian/Curtal,
bass, Phil Levin,
maple, open bell, nice tubby sound, plays in tune,
although low Bb requires awkward fingering, nice condition, $3000. RH |
|
SOLD
Curtal/Dulcian, Tenor,
Moeck/Steinkopf, hard case, 4 reeds (one new), good physical
condition, keys/pads work well, plays decently for
Moeck/Steinkopf (down to low G). $750. |
|
SOLD
Dulcian, Bass
by Robert Cronin; 1980's, excellent condition; new cane
reed; soft case; $1300. |
|
SOLD
Dulcian, Alto,
Moeck-Steinkopf, late '60s, good condition, $450. |
|
SOLD
Dulcian, Tenor,
Moeck-Steinkopf, late '60s, decent
condition, $600. |
|
SOLD
Flute,
Folkers & Powell (1999), Palanca,
in D at A415/A440, S/N 572, ebony/imitation ivory, 1 silver
key, nice condition (gone over by Powell in 2009), $2575.
CW |
|
SOLD
Flute, Tromlitz, Folkers &
Powell,
A430 Quantz system D-foot
(8-key) & C-foot (10-key); D#, Eb, short Bb, long Bb, G#,
short F, long F, C keys; foot register, screw cork,
ebony/imitation ivory, S/N 872, very nice condition, ($5980
in 2009), $5100. MC08 |
|
SOLD
Flute,
Rod Cameron, Hotteterre,
1970s,
A392, stained boxwood, large real ivory fittings, 1 silver key, just rereamed,
plays beautifully, beautiful condition,
nice hard case, $2500.
MC018b
|
|
SOLD
Flute, Hans Coolsma, A415,
Stanesby (?), grenadilla/ivory, single silver key, very good
condition, ~1968, hard case, $1250. |
|
SOLD
Flute,
Rod Cameron,
Grenser
Baroque, 1-key, A415/A430/A440, 2003,
ebony/'ivory', silver key, 3 middle joints (A415/430/440), ornamented
screw cap, foot register, just rereamed by Cameron, plays very nicely,
excellent condition, nice semi-hard case. $2500 ($2840 new,
w/case).
MC073
|
|
SOLD
Flute, Rod Cameron, A392,
Naust,
3-joint French Baroque flute in the style of the Berlin Naust, circa
1690, beautifully flamed
European boxwood, single brass key, just rereamed, plays very nicely,
beautiful condition, nice hard case, $1900 (~$2300 new
w/hard case).
MC035 |
|
SOLD
Flute,
Baroque, Robert Sanders,
Chevalier
Hotteterre style, conical bore, 1-key, A415, made in late 1970s, ebony/ivory, silver key, very good condition. $1200. |
|
SOLD
Flute, Folkers & Powell, Thomas Lot,
(S/N 211),
European boxwood and imitation ivory with
one silver key, 3 center
joints: A 415, A 410, A 392. A beautiful flute in excellent condition.
This is a very special instrument as it is the flute used by Janet See
in her Harmonia Mundi recording of the complete JS Bach Flute Sonatas.
$2100.
MC019 |
|
SOLD
Flute,
Rob Gilliam-Turner,
based on
the Hotteterre-type Chevalier flute in the Boston MFA (~1985-1990),
A392, artificial ivory, 1 silver key, nice condition, $2000.
MC067 |
|
SOLD
Flute, Armstrong 104,
S/N 34 15124 (1986). Silver, in C.
Excellent Classic closed hole student flute. These earlier 104
models are much better than the new ones. This has a hand cut
embouchure, making for fast response, deeper tone, with a nice full
sound. Excellent condition, bad pads replaced, seals well, very
nice hard case. $295. |
|
SOLD Flute, Aulos Stanesby
Junior, A415 in D, single key (slight
tarnish), model AF3H, excellent condition. Reproduction of an
original 18th Century Instrument Maker Stanesby's design. Ideal first
instrument for players requiring a flute at baroque pitch (a=415). Less
costly than a wooden alternative, and low on maintenance. Using a denser
plastic than the AF1 and AF2 models, the result is a well focused sound
with excellent intonation. Tuned to 415 Hz, hand made nickel key.
Simulated ivory finish. Nice hard case. $400. |
|
SOLDFlute, Renaissance,
D A440, (maker unknown, intials DRB),
rosewood, plays well. $900. |
|
SOLD Flute, Tenor in D,
Levin/Silverstein, maple, excellent
condition, (S/N 0332), $800. |
|
SOLD
Flute, Baroque, Folkers & Powell,
Thomas Lot model, Boxwood and imitation ivory with silver key, 3 center
joints: A 415, A 410, A 392. A beautiful flute in excellent condition.
This is a very special instrument as it is the flute used by Janet See
in her Harmonia Mundi recording of the complete JS Bach Flute Sonatas.
$2100. |
|
SOLD
Flute,
William Rönnberg (New York:
1834-1889), beautiful European boxwood (?) 10-key classical, A420 - 440, low Bb key, with
full, complex sound and good scale; head joint
cracks
repaired 15 years ago and is stable; head joint and sockets fully lined
and sealed; recent disassembly and cleaning of body, rods, screws; hand
polish keys, rings and cap; cleaned tone holes; oiled wood; reinforced
top tenon with carbon fiber; lapped tenons with thread; replaced D#, C#,
C and B pads with leather pads; fit low B and C/C# rods; replaced short
F spring. $3600. |
|
SOLD
Flute, Treble in G,
Levin/Silverstein,
plum (?),
excellent condition, (S/N 0115), $650. |
|
SOLD Flute, Baroque, Simon Polak, Beukers,
A415, single silver
key, 2003, stained European boxwood, soft case,
$1395. |
|
SOLD
Flute, Baroque,
Sweetheart, A415/A440 middle joints,
single key, maple, soft case, $360. |
|
SOLD
Flute, Native American,
High Spirits, nice condition,
Golden Eagle in F# -
Aromatic Cedar A Lakota-style F sharp flute, six finger holes,
great for solo play, slightly deeper in tone than the Redtail Hawk G
flute. This key is used in many of the Native American flute recordings.
This flute is recommended for those who have experience playing wind
instruments. $100. |
|
SOLD
Flute, Martin Wenner,
Palanca (2008), grenadilla, plays
beautifully, excellent condition. $1900. |
|
SOLD
Flute, Martin Wenner,
Palanca (2006), pickled (stained) European
boxwood, plays beautifully, very nice condition. $1800.
|
|
SOLD
Flute, Aulos,
Baroque, AF1H, black glossy plastic, single key, hard case, like new.
$250 (~~$400 new). |
|
SOLD
Flute, Simon Polak Kirst
Classical 1-key,
A440, European
boxwood, silver key, ornamental rings, like new, soft case. Polak
says: "This is a powerful, very open and dynamically flexible
instrument. It is a classical flute, probably from around 1780. It is
very flexible dynamically and has a great third octave."
$1300 ($1635 new).
Link |
|
SOLD
Flute, Classical 13-key,
Nach HF Meyer (Hanover) (Meyer copy),
blackwood, ivory head joint, repaired
cracks (glued and sleeves) in ivory and 2nd joint, late 19th or early
20th century, seems to play but I'm not a flautist. $150 |
|
SOLD Flute, G.A. Rottenburgh student
model, A415, Alain Weemaels,
unstained European boxwood,
4 pieces, silver key, after a model (~1745) with 7 middle joints in the collection of Berthold Kuijken,
new and unused (1 year old), soft case,
maintenance kit, plays well. For
general purpose.
$1050 |
|
SOLD
Guitar,
5-course Baroque, Sellas, Dan Larson,
2007, 69 cm string
length, 47 cm body, very nice condition, nice Kingham hard case, $3975.
MC101 |
|
SOLD Guitar, Renaissance, Dan
Larson, Dias model, 4-course, 2006,
hard case, $1700. |
|
SOLD
Hardanger Fiddle,
Olaf G. Helland (1914),
14" body, 4 sympathetic strings, highly
decorated, ivory/mother of pearl inlay on fingerboard and tailpiece, 3
glued cracks,
needs neck repairs, proper bridge and strings.
His fiddles
are considered among the finest within the tradition.
$1995 |
|
SOLD Harp,
Campbell Northern European Single
Row "Boston", 32 strings, C to f''', maple with custom
fitted soft case, excellent condition. Ridged to allow
fretting of accidentals. $2750 |
|
SOLD
Harpsichord, French
double manual, 2-8', 1-4', lute stop, Douglas Barclay (Santa
Fe, NM, 1973), full, rich sound, resonant bass, keeps tune well,
beautiful casework in very nice, if not perfect,
condition; outer case probably lindenwood with basswood borders; no soundboard cracks, newly adjusted to give free-moving
jacks and even sound, wide range of FF to g''', 63 notes, includes
pictured stand, $6950. This is NOT a kit-built
instrument. Barclay made about 8 instruments. This one was sold to the
Santa Fe Orchestra. They had it for 17 years (1973-1990).
Non-transposing keyboard. The top keyboard pulls out to disengage it.
The keyboards couple so that all three strings sets can be played on the
bottom keyboard. Delrin jacks. I don't know about parts, but they
seem pretty standard. I think he must have used ones commercially
available. Jack height is adjustable with a screw on the bottom of
the jack. Plectra are adjustable with a top screw. Total L x W =
92" x 38.5". Length of longest string, nut to pin, is 69.5".
Lid is removable with 3 simple short hinge pins. |
|
SOLD
Harpsichord, Roland C-20,
digital, the original model of Roland's Classic keyboard
line, in good physical condition and perfect playing condition, 2 x 8",
1 x 4', lute stop, pipe organ I & II, strings, 6 temperaments, 5-octaves
(F to f'''), transposing, midi. $900. |
|
SOLD Harpsichord,
Zuckermann Z-box single manual, 1x8', lute stop. Plays
well, nice condition with minor edge dings in beautiful walnut
veneer finish. Includes stand. Made from kit in early 1970s.
$1250. |
|
SOLD
Harpsichord,
Sperrhake Passau Single Manual,
excellent condition, 54 notes, C to f; 4' & 8', divided buff
stop; $3000. |
|
SOLD
Hurdy-Gurdy,
Lyn Elder,
1975, open seam on back, marred finish, $300.
MC005 |
|
SOLD
Hurdy-Gurdy, Kelischek, Medieval, $600,
|
|
SOLD
Hurdy-Gurdy, Moncur model, George Leverett,
2009, #513, like-new, with nice Cordura (?) nylon soft case. New price $1890 without
case. $1800 with soft case.
|
|
SOLD
Kortholt, tenor,
Moeck,
new cane reed, plays well and easily,
softer than a crumhorn, in good condition except for 2" long
scratch in finish on back (7),
$700. BL |
|
SOLD
Lute, 8-course, Mid-East
Mfg. (Pakistan),
designed by Zachary Taylor, based on an instrument made by Hans Frei,
rosewood back, fingerboard, pegbox, very
nice condition, hard case, $600. |
|
SOLD
Lute, 6-course, Dan Larson,
Venere, 2006, nice student lute in
like-new condition, 11 ribs, cherry back, 58 cm string length, 44 cm body, used hard case, $2100. MC140 |
|
SOLD
Lute,
6-course, in g', Paul Thomson, Bristol, England, 1989.
9 ribbed back; fruitwood neck and pegbox; hardshell Paxman
case; new frets and strings. Paul Thomson lutes have
been used on recordings by Paul O’Dette, Jakob Lindberg, and
Chris Wilson. $5425 |
|
SOLD
Lute,
8-course, in g', Paul Thomson, Bristol, England, 1988.
13 ribbed rosewood back with alternating ebony strips; ebony
neck and pegbox; ebony beards on face; hardshell
Paxman case; new frets and strings. $6900 |
|
SOLD Lute,
8-course, Early Music Shop
Kit, soundboard custom carved, very good condition, plays well;
excellent student instrument. $450. |
|
SOLD
Oboe,
Baroque, Moeck Denner,
from a design by Harry vas Dias, A415, one reed, like-new
condition, $1200. AA |
|
SOLD Oboe,
Baroque, Denner, Harry vas Dias, A415, (2007) 3
brass keys, 3rd & 4th holes doubled, boxwood, 2 reeds, like-new
condition, $2200.
MC125 |
|
SOLD Oboe,
Baroque, Eichentopf, Sand Dalton, A415,
2 silver keys, 3rd & 4th holes doubled, 4 ornamental imitation ivory
fittings, stained European boxwood, 4 reeds on staples, 3 extra staples, like-new
condition, $2340. |
|
SOLD Oboe,
Mollenhauer classical 11-key, good condition,
$450. |
|
SOLD Oboe d'
amore, Baroque, Eichentopf, Sand Dalton, A415 in A,
2 silver keys, 3rd & 4th holes doubled, 3 ornamental imitation ivory
fittings, stained boxwood, 4 reeds on staples, 4 extra staples, like-new
condition, $2360. |
|
SOLD
Organ, Estey
Pump,
4-octave, oak cabinet, ~1955. $150. |
|
SOLD
Piano, Everett 42" studio upright.
Excellent condition. (built in 1975 when Everett was still making
highly-regarded, well-constructed pianos).
Has original matching bench. $1500. |
|
SOLD Piccolo, Grenser, Folkers & Powell,
A415, single silver key,
boxwood, S/N 966 (made after 2003); excellent condition,
just cleaned, new thread on joints, good
sound and a great scale,
very sweet playing;
standard, big flute fingerings;
$1200.
MC072 |
|
SOLD
Pochette, Dance
Master Pochette Violin by Owen Morse-Brown (2008), with ebony
clip-in frog bow, 4 strings (string length 24.8 cm [9.75"]), tuned a fourth above a violin, maple body,
ebony fittings, small heart carved scroll. $600 (new price 500
£).
Pochettes
were used in the 17th and 18th centuries by dancing masters as an aid to
teaching. They were small enough to be kept in a pocket (of a large
jacket!) when not being used, and were often highly decorated. This
instrument is based on an original now in the Victoria and Albert Museum
by Jacques Du Mensil made in 1647. It is perfect for music published by
Playford as well as the wealth of dance-tune books of the period from
France and England. |
|
SOLD
Racket, Great
Bass, Renaissance, Moeck, range BBb-G (fingering
chart), excellent condition, plastic reed, plays easily, $950. |
|
SOLD Rackett,
Baroque, Moeck,
A440,
(2006) very nice condition,
both physically and playing; no longer made so hard to find; $2170 with
two new cane reeds. |
|
SOLD Rackett, Bass,
unfinished kit, $400. |
|
SOLD Rackett,
Bass,
Moeck-Steinkopf renaissance, early
'70s, good condition, $600. |
|
SOLD
Rauschpfeife (schreier pfeifen),
Moeck sopranino, like new condition, $500 |
|
SOLD
Rauschpfeife
(schreier pfeifen), Moeck soprano,
like new condition, $525 |
|
SOLD
Rauschpfeife (schreier pfeifen),
Moulder soprano, like new condition, $560 |
|
SOLD
Rauschpfeife (schreier pfeifen),
Moulder alto, like new condition, $1050 |
|
SOLD
Rauschpfeife (schreier pfeifen),
Moulder tenor, like new condition, $1625 |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Garklein,
Kung, hard case, like new, $55 |
|
SOLD
Recorder,
Bassano Consort,
Adriana Breukink,
Full 8-piece
matched consort at A=466 (Alto in g, 2 Tenors in c, Basset in G, Basset
in F, 2 Greatbasses in C, Contrabass in FF). Stained maple, one, two and
three pieces, single holes, Renaissance fingering, an octave and a sixth
range. Individual soft cases. Outstanding sound and superior
ergonomics: Tenors playable by people with small hands, larger
instruments disassemble for easy travel, larger instruments have foot
pegs for comfortable playing. Contrabass has offset thumbhole for more
comfortable playing. Smaller instruments have closed ninth fingering.
$22,500 |
|
SOLD
Recorder,
Sopranino, Moeck
Rottenburgh, rosewood, ivory ring,
straight windway, 1960's vintage, plays nicely--relatively non-screechy
for a 'nino, no case. $225. |
|
SOLD
Recorder,
Sopranino, Dolmetsch, ebony, (S/N 14584, ~1968), $175. |
|
SOLD Recorder, Sopranino, Kung Classica
tulipwood 3208,
like new condition, plays well.
$185. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Sopranino,
Dolmetsch,
rosewood, early '60s (#12011), good
condition except for chip on bell, $125. |
|
SOLD
Recorder,
soprano, Jean-Luc Beaudreau, A415,
Steenbergen, ebony, 'ivory'
fittings, S/N 11902 (2002), $1250
MC011 |
|
SOLD
Recorder,
Soprano, Dolmetsch, ebony, ivory thumb
bushing, (S/N 16009, ~1969), $200. |
|
SOLD
Recorder,
Soprano, Moeck
Rottenburgh, straight windway, maple,
two-piece, good condition (some thumbhole
wear), sounds
sweet, $95. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Soprano, Moeck
Steenbergen,
A415, grenadilla, excellent physical and playing condition,
hard case. $625 ($880 new). |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Soprano,
Moeck maple
Rottenburgh (model 229), 1999,
3-piece very nice condition, plays well, soft case, $137. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Soprano, Kung Superio
tulipwood, model 2308, 2005, 2-piece,
excellent condition, plays well, soft case, $285. |
|
SOLD
Recorder,
Soprano, Renaissance, Collier/Palm,
maple; originals in Vienna, A=440, old fingering with mean
tone temperament, plays with full, rich tone; in very good
condition. $750 |
|
SOLD Recorder, Soprano, Moeck, olive
(729). Like new condition, plays beautifully
and sweetly. Unusually beautiful grain.
$285 |
|
SOLD Recorder, Soprano, Kung Superio,
plum 2304, like new
condition, plays well.
$185 |
|
SOLD Recorder,
Soprano, Moeck Rottenburgh,
329 Maracaibo
boxwood, A442. Excellent condition.
$185 |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Soprano,
Mollenhauer Denner,
boxwood, model 5122, almost new in
perfect condition, $190. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Soprano,
Transitional,
Ralf
Ehlert "Rosenborg" Soprano in C: Handmade, European
Boxwood, A=415, Classic rich/open sound of a late
renaissance instrument, $825. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Soprano,
Arnold Dolmetsch, rosewood, w/ivory
beak, rings and thumb bushing, tuned/voiced, plays well,
$275 |
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SOLD
Recorder, Soprano,
Arnold Dolmetsch, SN 24939 (~1979)
BS3499, rosewood, ivory thumb bushing, hard case, plays
well, tuning pretty good, $185. |
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SOLD
Recorder, Soprano,
Aura Conservatorium model, 2 years old,
rosewood, 'ivory' thumb bushing, case, recently revoiced,
plays well, tuning pretty good, $216 ($296 new). |
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SOLD
Recorder, Soprano,
Fehr rosewood (Model II?), tuned/voiced, breathy, soft,
$125. |
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SOLD
Recorder, Soprano,
J&M Dolmetsch (#732), excellent
condition, plays well, hard case; was $200, now $145. |
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SOLD
Recorder, Soprano,
Moeck Rottenburgh boxwood (#329) w/ivory
rings, curved windway, tuned/voiced, plays decently, $150 |
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SOLD
Recorder, Soprano,
Mollenhauer Kynseker renaissance, plum,
like new, $250 |
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SOLD
Recorder, Soprano,
Moeck Steenbergen, 428
Indian boxwood, A442. Excellent condition. $400. |
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SOLD
Recorder, alto, Moeck Jacob Denner (model 5333),
2005, Castello boxwood,
A442, plays very nicely, very good condition, soft leather case, $925. |
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SOLD
Recorder, alto, Mollenhauer
Morgan Denner,
5224M
grenadilla, soft case, excellent condition, plays very nicely, repaired
crack (5) in block,
$630. WN |
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SOLD
Recorder, alto, Dolmetsch,
rosewood with ivory fittings, S/N 17262 (1971-2), straight windway, tone
and tuning OK but not great, nice condition except for two filled
thumbrest holes (11),
$350.
GW |
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SOLD
Recorder, alto, Dolmetsch,
rosewood, S/N 17140 (1971-2), straight windway, nice tone but tuning is
bad, nice condition except for one filled thumbrest hole (8),
$250.
GW |
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SOLD
Recorder, alto, Moeck Rottenburgh,
bubinga, curved windway
w/plaster of Paris inset (ca. 1971-1976), plays easily, nice
condition, $250. GD |
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SOLD
Recorder, alto, von Huene,
A392, European boxwood,
real ivory fittings, S/N 11624 (June, 2010); never played, in absolutely
perfect condition; plays beautifully, Cavallaro soft case, $3150 ($3500
new). MC078 |
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SOLD
Recorder, alto, David Ohannesian,
older model, Baroque,
A415, new block, tuned, voiced by von Huene, plays very sweetly, $900. RM |
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SOLD
Recorder, alto, Dolmetsch,
handmade (~1966; S/N
13230), rosewood (striking grain), with ivory beak, rings, foot bell and
thumb bushing, plays fairly well but tuning could be better, good condition,
repaired ivory crack, $375. |
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SOLD
Recorder, alto, von Huene Stanesby,
(2010, S/N 11591),
grenadilla with real ivory mounts, looks and plays as new, ($4000 new in
2010), $3700. MC077 |
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SOLD
Alto recorder, Jean-Luc
Beaudreau, A392,
Bizey,
European boxwood, S/N 41098 (1998), $1400 |
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SOLD
Recorder,
alto, A392, von Huene Scherer model, boxwood, #11307
(2008). New price is $2400; sell for $2160.
MC020 |
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SOLD
Recorder,
alto, Jean-Luc Beaudreau, A415,
Steenbergen,
European boxwood, S/N 11902 (2002), $1495
MC010 |
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SOLD
Recorder, Alto, Tom Prescott,
A415, Bressan,
European Boxwood, in excellent condition, plays very nicely,
S/N 1418, $1600. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Alto, Moeck
Rottenburgh, Castello boxwood,
repaired
crack
(stable) in middle joint tenon, plays well, hard case, $350. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Alto, Moeck
Rottenburgh, maple, very nice
condition, previous model (a few years old), plays well, no case, $225. |
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SOLD
Recorder,
Alto, Dolmetsch,
rosewood with
ivory rings,
beak and thumb bushing, (S/N 13881, ~1967), hard case not included,
screwed on thumbrest, $375. |
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SOLD
Recorder, alto, Aesthe
(2000), A415, Brazilian boxwood,
thumb bushing, excellent physical condition, soft case,
$612. |
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SOLD
Recorder, Alto, Moeck
Flauto Leggiero,
double keys, plays
decently, bottom end flute-like, high E/F a little sharp, good physical
condition, plastic case, $125. |
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SOLD
Recorder, Alto, Modern, Mollenhauer,
pearwood (2002), model 5926M, Modern
voicing, Synpor block, double keys, hard case, good condition, but
thumbhole
worn, plays
well, $490 (new price is $720). |
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SOLD
Recorder, Alto,
Moeck maple
Rottenburgh (model 239), 1999, very nice condition, plays well,
soft case, $225. |
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SOLD
Recorder,
Alto, Prescott
in f', A415/A440
combo, Tom Prescott (1991),
red chacate (Guibourtia
schliebenii), interior modeled after Edgar Hunt's original Bressan; Rippert
exterior, ivory thumb bushings, very nice condition, plays well with
rich bottom; maintained regularly by Tom Prescott (last cleaned, oiled
and adjusted in June, 2008); SN 1657. New price is $2145. $1500. |
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SOLD
Recorder, Alto, von Huene,
A440, rosewood with real ivory beak, rings and thumb bushing, #206
(early 1960s), signs of use, but in good physical and playing condition,
original hard case. $1200. |
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SOLD
Recorder, Alto, Moeck Rottenburgh,
olive--striking grain, real ivory
rings (1972), very good condition, plays well, flute-like tone, hard
case. $400. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Alto, Mollenhauer Dream,
plays very nicely, excellent
condition, with leather case. $236. |
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SOLD
Recorder, Alto, Arnold Dolmetsch,
rosewood--striking grain, (SN 16165:
~1970), very good condition w/some slight
wear on
thumbhole, plays well, flute-like tone, soft case. $350. |
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SOLD
Recorder, Alto, Moeck Ehlert,
Castello boxwood, A442, plays very nicely,
very good condition (small nick on lip of mouthpiece--see picture 5), with hard case. $925.
|
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SOLD Recorder, Alto,
von Huene,
kingwood, #564 (1966), real ivory
beak/rings/foot, thumb bushing, looks like new except for
some dryness around opening of mouthpiece and some yellowing
on underside of beak ivory. Has the characteristic
beautiful, rich, clear singing tone in the mid- and upper
ranges, with a somewhat weaker bottom end; hard case.
$1500. |
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SOLD
Recorder, Alto, Moeck Rottenburgh,
grenadilla with 'ivory' trim, early 1970s vintage.
Plays OK. $450. |
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SOLD Recorder, Alto, Prescott, A415
Bressan, Single owner- advanced player. Warm
tone. Excellent condition and well maintained. Warm tone. Comes with
Moeck hard case.
$1450. |
|
SOLD Recorder,
Alto,
Moeck
renaissance
(#2), late '60s, good condition, tuning mostly OK, weaker on bottom.
$125 |
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SOLD Recorder,
Alto,
Moeck
renaissance (#1), late '60s, good condition, tuning mostly OK,
weak on bottom. $125. |
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SOLD
Recorder, Alto, von Huene,
grenadilla, #319 (1964), real ivory
beak/rings/foot, new thumb bushing, just completely
refurbished by von Huene, very good condition, plays
well. $1650. |
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SOLD
Recorder, Alto,
Guido Klemisch,
A-415, Steenbergen
model, double holes, English (Baroque) fingering, stained
European boxwood,
plays very nicely, worn thumbhole, originally owned by
Bernard Krainis, $1150 (new price ~$1700).
|
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SOLD
Recorder, Alto,
Stanesby (?),
A415, single holes,
unknown maker. Plays nicely. $750. |
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SOLD Recorder,
Alto,
Moeck Rottenburgh,
maple, 2001, excellent condition
except for slight wear on thumb hole. Plays nicely.
$185 |
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SOLD
Recorder, Alto, Moeck Rottenburgh,
Boxwood, modern-pitch, REAL ivory
fittings (from the ~1960s), nice bright/focused tone, $250. |
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SOLD
Recorder, Alto,
Arnold Dolmetsch rosewood, w/ivory beak,
rings, foot, thumb bushing; tuned/voiced, plays well, $400 |
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SOLD
Recorder, Alto,
Aura Conservatorium model, 2 years old,
rosewood, 'ivory' thumb bushing, case, recently revoiced,
plays well, tuning pretty good, $360 ($504 new). |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Alto,
Fehr rosewood (904) (Model II?),
tuned/voiced, plays decently, $300. |
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SOLD
Recorder, Alto,
Moeck Rottenburgh maple ($125), w/ straight windway), from
1960s/1970s. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Alto,
Moeck Rottenburgh, maple, 1975, plays
OK, $200. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Alto
Moeck Rottenburgh, rosewood, 2001,
plays well, thumbrest easily removed, $375. |
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SOLD Recorder,
Alto, J&M Dolmetsch
Bressan A415, stained boxwood, 1
year old (#4359), NICE, as new; new price is $1842; $1200. |
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SOLD Recorder, Alto,
Moeck Rottenburgh,
ebony, ivorine rings, ~1978, plays well, head joint
cracked/repaired with sleeve/now stable, $350. |
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SOLD Recorder, Alto,
Tom Prescott,
A440/A415, European boxwood, #1360, 1987.
This
instrument was completely reworked by Tom Prescott about 1
year ago to meet his current design, and has not seen much
use since then.
It was rebored using
reamers for his updated bore design, cleaned, oiled,
revoiced and tuned. The joints have new string.
$1400. |
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SOLD Recorder, tenor, Kung
Superio (2501), pearwood, double
keys, excellent condition, plays beautifully, $800. |
|
SOLD Recorder, tenor,
Dolmetsch, rosewood w/ivory fittings,
S/N 19840 (1974-5), bad tuning and tone, straight windway w/grooved
block, very nice condition except for
filled thumbrest holes (10),
$450. GW |
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SOLD Recorder, tenor, Moeck
Rottenburgh, bubinga, curved windway
(ca. 1971-1976), tone and tuning OK, nice condition, $400.
GD |
|
SOLD Recorder, tenor, Moeck
Rottenburgh, maple, double keys,
previous model, excellent condition, plays very nicely, $545. BH |
|
SOLD Recorder, tenor,
Mollenhauer Canta, 2446K, bent neck, double keys,
like new, hard case, $480. PM |
|
SOLD Recorder, tenor, Yamaha
YRT-304B with bent neck,
slip-on
thumbrest, soft case, previous model, nice condition, plays well, $92.
PM |
|
SOLD
Recorder, tenor, Kung Classica,
cherry, C/C# keys, case, in excellent condition. $500. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, tenor, Mollenhauer Canta Comfort, keys on holes 3 & 4,
plus C/C# keys, pearwood, hard case, 6 months old, but stains from
oiling. $600. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, tenor, Moeck Hotteterre,
antiqued Indian boxwood, double C/C# key, like new, plays
beautifully, no case. $1360. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, tenor,
Levin/Silverstein, Renaissance (S/N
0411), keys for holes 3, 4 and 7, very nice, mellow, sweet tone, very good
condition, $1420. This is a very nice instrument. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Tenor, Mollenhauer Denner,
C/C# keys,
Zapatero boxwood, soft case, ~12 years old, plays well, $475. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Tenor, Mollenhauer Canta,
model 2446, double keys, hard case, good condition but
nick in top of mouthpiece,
plays well, $370 (new price is $454 plus $96 for hard case).
|
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SOLD
Recorder, Tenor, Renaissance,
Levin-Silverstein, SN 502, low C-key/fontanelle,
very nice condition, plays well, somewhat soft but hauntingly sweet
sound. Two octave range, but high C is difficult; hard case, has
easy high C# and D. Appraised at $2000. $1200. |
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SOLD
Recorder,
Tenor, Moeck Rottenburgh,
rosewood, real ivory rings (~1960s), double keys, screwed on metal
thumbrest, very good condition, plays decently, but burbles on bottom 2
notes, soft bottom. $400. |
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SOLD
Recorder, Tenor, von Huene,
A440, rosewood with real ivory beak, rings and thumb bushing, double
C/C# keys, #646 (mid-1960s), plays nicely, signs of use, but in good
physical condition, original hard case. $1400. |
|
SOLD Recorder,
Tenor,
Moeck renaissance, fontanelle,
c to a', late '60s, good condition, plays fairly well. $450. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Tenor, Moeck
Rottenburgh, curved windway, maple,
keyless, good condition, thumbhole bushing, $300. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Tenor in C, Rohmer,
A415, after Bressan, plum, keyless. Very nice condition, plays
nicely, $1100. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Tenor, Mollenhauer Denner, rosewood, double keys, Synpor block,
excellent condition, plays well. New price $946, sell for $800. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Tenor, Mollenhauer Helder,
with piano key, 3 windway ceilings.
Refurbished by Mollenhauer: tuned, voiced, new mouthpiece section,
cleaned, oiled, keys adjusted, new corks, in essentially new condition, plays
very nicely.
$2800 ($4400 new) |
|
SOLD
Recorder,
Tenor, Moeck Rottenburgh,
rosewood, real ivory rings (~1960s), double keys, screwed on metal
thumbrest, very good condition, plays decently, but burbles on bottom 2
notes, soft bottom. $400. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Tenor, von Huene,
A440, rosewood with real ivory beak, rings and thumb bushing, double
C/C# keys, #646 (mid-1960s), plays nicely, signs of use, but in good
physical condition, original hard case. $1400. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Tenor,
Renaissance, Collier/Palm,
maple; originals in Vienna, A=440, old fingering with mean
tone temperament, plays with full, rich tone; in very good
condition, but small repaired chips on end of bell and
beak, added key (easily removed). $1050. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Tenor,
Renaissance, Collier/Palm,
maple; originals in
Vienna, A=440, old fingering with mean tone temperament,
plays with full, rich tone; in very good condition; with
added clamped-on key for hole 7 (can easily be removed).
$1050. |
|
SOLD Recorder,
Tenor,
Moeck renaissance, fontanelle,
c to a', late '60s, good condition, plays fairly well. $450. |
|
SOLD Recorder,
Tenor, Mollenhauer
Denner 5432K, Zapatero
boxwood, extra matching key on 4th finger hole, looks and
plays like new. $600 (new price is $765) |
|
SOLD Recorder,
Tenor,
von Huene,
A=440, satinwood, #860 (1968), real ivory rings, new thumb bushing, just
completely refurbished by von Huene, very good condition, plays
well. $1250. |
|
SOLD Recorder, Tenor,
Moeck renaissance, fontanelle, c to a', late '60s, good condition, plays decently, a
little breathy on bottom. $350. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Tenor,
Hopf Praetorius,
maple (?). Excellent condition. $400 |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Tenor,
Mollenhauer Denner boxwood, model 5432 with double C/C#
keys, 8 months old, plays well, looks very nice, with soft
case. $459 (new price is $535). |
|
SOLD Recorder,
Tenor,
von Huene,
A=440, rosewood, #2884,
real ivory beak/rings, new thumb bushing, just completely
refurbished by von Huene, very good condition, plays
absolutely beautifully. $1700. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Tenor, Roessler,
knick (bent-neck, w/brass elbow),
pearwood, keys for holes 4, 5, 7 (C/C#), no case, good
condition, plays
decently,
$250. |
|
SOLD Recorder, Tenor, Mollenhauer Denner 5432,
C/C# keys, soft case, excellent condition, plays nicely;
$425. |
|
SOLD Recorder,
Tenor, Moeck Rottenburgh maple,
keyless, curved windway, ivory rings, thumb bushing,
tuned/voiced, $225 |
|
SOLD Recorder,
Tenor, Moeck Rottenburgh maple,
keyless, curved windway, tuned/voiced, $200 |
|
SOLD Recorder,
Tenor, Moeck Rottenburgh maple,
keyless, straight windway, tuned, $200 |
|
SOLD Recorder,
Tenor, Moeck Rottenburgh maple,
keyless, straight windway, tuned, $200 |
|
SOLD
Recorder, bass, Yamaha
YRB-302B, soft case, previous model,
nice condition, plays well, $195. PM |
|
SOLD
Bass Recorder, Kung Superio, pearwood; ~7 years old in
very nice condition except for a few minor nicks and light scratches;
plays beautifully with a strong, warm rich tone; has installed socket
for adjustable foot support (can include adj. support at extra cost);
compact hard case (missing one small metal foot); neck strap; $1150 (new
cost is $1440). |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Bass,
Heinrich, direct blow, late '60s, single
key low f, g/g# keys, decent condition, plays OK for a Heinrich. $200. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Bass, Kung Superio,
cherry, with Kung brass
adjustable support peg installed, hard case. In essentially new
condition (bought in March 2009 and not even fully broken in yet).
$1547. |
|
SOLD Recorder,
Bass, Moeck Flauto Rondo
(253RK),
~ 4 years old, maple, bent neck, double F/F# keys, good condition except
for filled thumbrest holes
and minor blemishes, plays well. $670 |
|
SOLD Recorder,
Bass, Kung Superio 2601, pearwood, plays beautifully, two years old,
but very lightly used.
$995 |
|
SOLD Recorder,
Bass, Roessler,
direct blow, pearwood, hard case, support foot, good
condition, plays decently, $400. |
|
SOLD Recorder, Bass, Kung Superio,
cherry, 1 year old, plays beautifully--strong
lows, easy highs,
excellent condition. $1200, with hard case. |
|
SOLD Recorder, Bass,
Kung Superio, cherry,
hard case. Only 4 months old. $1100 (if new,
$1372) |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Bass,
Moeck (Tuju) single F key, $350. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Bass,
Moeck Baroque,
~1960s, single low F key, bocal, maple, revoiced, some minor
nicks and scratches; bottom of bell resanded and oiled;
plays OK, but high Eb is way out of tune. $500. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Bass,
Moeck Meister w/ivory rings (lower one
broken; glued crack in bottom joint tenon), F/F# keys, $350. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Bass,
Moeck Renaissance,
~1960s, single key/hole, straight windway, maple, plays
well, soft case. $650. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Bass,
Roessler, Model 268 Meister, 1985, double keys,
wax-impregnated pearwood, very nice condition, plays well,
hard case. $350. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Bass,
Yamaha Plastic, YRB-302B, used but in
good playing condition; instrument in good shape, inside of
case a little worn, but completely serviceable. $195. |
|
SOLD Recorder,
Bass,
Moeck Meisterstück Baroque, direct or
bocal blown, late '60s, good condition, plays OK. $300. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Bass,
Moeck renaissance, fontanelle,
brown-stained maple, late '60s, good condition, full sound,
plays fairly well up to high E, $600. |
|
SOLD Recorder,
C-bass,
Paetzold square.
A440, beech-veneered plywood, very nice condition, plays
well, hard case. $1500. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, C-bass, Paetzold.
In excellent condition--looks almost new. Plays
clearly and strongly from low C up to high Bb. High B
requires sharp attack. High C is difficult to hit.
Comes with custom fitted, plush-lined hard case. Used price is $1350. |
|
SOLD Recorder,
C-bass,
Adler knick, late '50s, German fingering, low Eb
key, low C key (no low C#), fair condition with wear and
nicks in finish; general tone is soft, bottom couple of
notes require easy attack, doesn't play above high Bb.
$450. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Contrabass, Paetzold square, plays well, just
revoiced, older instrument but in very good condition, pads and keys
work well, includes fitted hard case and simple stand for storage. $2800
(new price is over $3300). |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Contrabass
in FF, Paetzold,
hard case. Less than one
year old, with little use. Revoiced and tuned, in essentially new
condition. $3000. |
|
SOLD
Recorder, Subcontrabass in
FF, Paetzold.
Includes fitted
hard case, stand and extra mouthpiece parts. In very nice
condition (<1.5 years old). New price is over $6300. $5000. |
|
SOLD
Sackbut, tenor in Bb,
B&M Symphonic (Böhm & Meinl),
w/2 mouthpieces, modern bore
profile, slide has some plating missing from socks, but
works decently after being buffed smooth, finish in very
good condition, hard case; these instruments are considered
the bargain end of the sackbut market; $1350.
RH |
|
SOLD
Sackbut, alto in Eb,
Giardinelli (Böhm & Meinl),
w/mouthpiece, fairly well in tune, modern bore profile, good slide,
lacquer in mostly very good condition, hard case; these instruments are
considered the bargain end of the sackbut market; $950. |
|
SOLD
Sackbut, Tenor
with f attachment, Finke,
late '60s, nice condition. some
octaves not in tune, nice hard case, $700.
Finke sackbuts were the
first reproductions of historical trombones in the 20th
century |
|
SOLD
Serpent, David Harding resin
tenor serpent,
made by the Early Music Shop, C-c'' at A440, two bocals (A440 & A415)
resin mouthpiece, carry bag. Sounds wonderful; looks like it was never
played. New price is $1815. Sell for $1600.
MC091 |
|
SOLD
Shawm, soprano, Hanchet
Spanish, in c, two new custom made cane reeds, $575.
MC051a |
|
SOLD
Shawm, alto, Hanchet
Spanish, in f, two new custom made cane reeds, $775.
BL |
|
SOLD
Shawm, alto in F, Hanchet,
S/N 8 DN, single key, case, 2 new
cane reeds, excellent condition, $1500.
RH |
|
SOLD
Shawm, soprano, Hanchet
Spanish, in c, two new custom made cane reeds, $575. BL |
|
SOLD
Shalmei, soprano, Moeck,
model R69 (2003), stained oiled maple, excellent condition, 3 reeds,
box, plays well, no longer made so hard to find, $475. |
|
SOLD
Shawm, G alto, Bob Cronin,
A440, 2001 (serial # 013; does not
need upgrading), plays very well, got very
little use, bell was cracked but
professionally repaired and crack is now stable and almost invisible.
$1500. |
|
SOLD
Shawm, alto in G, copy of
Charles Collier,
made in his shop
under his supervision, cherry, plays quite nicely, checks in wood filled
with epoxy after rough turning (see pictures), $1200. |
|
SOLD
Shawm, Tenor in C, Cronin,
2001, hard case, 2 reeds, $2500 |
|
SOLD Shawm, Hanchet
soprano in C,
good condition, plays
well, reeds, hard case. $300. |
|
SOLD
Shawm, Korber (?) treble C,
with new cane reed. Slightly
warped (see pictures), but plays decently. $250. |
|
SOLD
Shawm, Sopranino in f,
Hanchet
Spanish style; in excellent condition; plays well, includes
reeds and hard case. $300. |
|
SOLD Shawm,
Soprano in c, Hanchet Spanish
style; in excellent condition; plays well, includes reeds
and hard case. $350. |
|
SOLD Shawm,
Soprano, Moeck.
Older model in good condition, with 5 (2 new) cane reeds. Plays
decently. $300. |
|
SOLD Shawm,
Alto, Moeck.
Older model in good condition, with 4 (2 new) cane reeds. Plays
decently. $400. |
|
SOLD Shawm, Alto
in f,
Hanchet Spanish style, in 2 pieces; in
excellent condition; plays well, includes cane reeds and
hard case. $475. |
|
SOLD Shawm,
Hanchet alto in f,
good condition, plays well, reeds, hard case. $400 |
|
SOLD
Sordune, tenor, Richard Wood,
FF-d, very nice
condition, plays well, custom cane reed, hard case, $525.
HW |
|
SOLD
Sordune, bass, Richard Wood,
nice condition, 2 new
cane reeds, hard case, $750.
RH |
|
SOLD
Sordune, bass,
Renaissance Workshop Co., Ltd.. F to d'
(bass). In excellent
condition, in hard case with reed. $500 (new price is $755). |
|
SOLD
Sordune, Tenor,
Otto Steinkopf.
Bb to g'. In excellent
condition, in hard case with new plastic reed (& original brass-caged
plastic reed). $450. |
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SOLD
Sordune,
Bass,
by Phil Neumann; 1979, excellent
condition; new cane reed; F to d. $550. |
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SOLD
Sordune, Tenor
by Richard Wood; looks almost new (~ 2 years old), with
custom cane reed; hard case. Bb to g. $450. |
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SOLD
Sordune, Tenor
by Richard Wood; looks almost new (~ 2 years old), with
custom cane reed; hard case. Bb to g. $450. |
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SOLD
Theorbo,
Sellas model by Martin Haycock, England; Paxman case, looks
almost new, $9000 |
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SOLD
Vielle, Bernie Lehmann,
5-string, 13" string length,
14.25" body, walnut,
except for top, soft case. $950 MC123 |
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SOLD
Vielle, Bernard Ellis (Wigmore,
UK), 5-string, 13.75" string length,
15.5" body, flat top, very good condition, hard case, $875. |
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SOLD
Vielle, Ceske,
4-string
medieval fiddle, 12.5" string length, maple & spruce, soft
case. $800. MC122 |
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SOLD
Vihuela, Renaissance, Alan
Suits, 6-course, 1997, 58.5 cm string
length, 41 cm body, very nice condition, nice Harptone hard case. $1800
MC114 |
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SOLD
Viola, Baroque, Rudolph Fiedler (2001),
14.5"
string length, 16.5" body, excellent
condition a few minor scratches, new strings, hard case, $1250.
MC121 |
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SOLD
Viola, Baroque,
Walter Mahr, Bebenreuth, Germany, December 2002, model 16"
Barock II, with Bobelock fitted case. Flamed maple,
spruce top, hand varnished. String length 37.2 cm,
body 40.5 cm. Responsive, with nice sound, in
excellent condition except for three small scratches to the
finish on back, (sold as) Baroque fittings with a wedged
fingerboard (but looks like standard viola with a ramped
fingerboard). Great for a modern string player who
wants to delve into historical performance practice.
No bow. $1250. |
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SOLD
Viola da gamba,
6-string bass, Michael Plant (Sheffield, 1988),
69 cm string length;
nice wood--birdseye sides and back; repaired back (8)
is sound; plays well, with rich sound. $4000.
VP |
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SOLD
Viola da gamba,
tenor, Michael Plant (1993),
53 cm, decorative purfling,
ebony-veneered fingerboard and tailpiece, ebony pegs, new
strings, Kingham fitted hard case, all in nice condition,
plays well. $3500. AS |
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SOLD
Viola da gamba, treble,
Rudolf Eras (1904-1998),
36 cm string
length, plays nicely, carved scroll, very good condition, with minor
finish marring, old hard case, $2500. |
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SOLD
Viola da gamba, tenor,
festooned, Charlie Ogle,
52.5 cm string
length, 51 cm body, 22.25 cm widest body width, very nice
condition, plays well with full sound, especially for a
small tenor, soft case, $2500.
MC110 |
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SOLD
Viola da gamba, tenor,
Charlie Ogle, 2004.
Like new in soft case, $1250. MC108 |
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SOLD
Viol da gamba, bass,
festooned, Rudolph Fiedler, 2003; 68 cm string
length; 66 cm body; 36 cm widest width; nice condition; plays very
nicely; even, smooth and full sound; soft case; $2100.
MC106 |
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SOLD
Viol da gamba, 6-string
Bass, Ogle Deluxe (2008),
w/decorative purfling, ebony-veneered fingerboard, tailpiece,
with Pegheds installed, like-new strings,
excellent condition except for some glue (10)
marks on pegbox from Peghed installation, with well-padded soft case;
plays well; $2200 (a new one w/Pegheds is $2700). |
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SOLD
Viola da gamba, treble, unknown maker,
37 cm string length, female carved head, antiqued to
look like old instrument. Plays very nicely, sweet tone. New
frets, Gamut strings, soft case.
$1750. |
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SOLD
Viola da gamba, treble, Uebel,
1966. 36.7 cm string length. Typical Uebel old German heavy viol;
well-made; plays well but somewhat slow response. Carved rose and
fingerboard. Some finish wear, but generally in good condition.
Homemade hard case, new frets, new Gamut strings. $1150. |
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SOLD
Viola da
gamba, treble, Zuchowicz,
1981, 37.5 cm string length, nice
sound, fairly even and strong, good condition, nice carved head, good
condition Kingham hard case, $5000. |
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SOLD Viola da
Gamba,
Treble,
Neil
Hendricks, Reno, NV, 1973. With gear tuning machines.
Suitable for a beginner. Include Hendricks 'ratchet'
bow. $450. |
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SOLD
Viola da
gamba, tenor, Uebel,
1984, ebony veneer tailpiece/fingerboard, ebony/ivory? pegs, 51.6 cm
string length, 55 cm body, plays fairly well, in nice physical
condition, $1200. |
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SOLD
Viola da gamba, tenor, Michael
Heale, 1976, 49.5 cm string length. Kind
of nice, lightly constructed; not a lot of power, but sweet, dark tone.
New frets, Gamut strings, good physical condition; hard case.
$2900. |
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SOLD Viol da Gamba, Tenor, Michael Plant,
(Bakewell, 2000), new Gamut strings, new frets, nut
and soundpost adjusted, plays decently, Kingham hard case. $2000. |
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SOLD
Viola da gamba, 6-string bass,
Zuchowicz, 1983, 68 cm string length, new
Gamut strings, like-new condition, hard case. New bridge. Plays
very nicely. Excellent example of Zuchowicz small bass. $6700 (new price is $9200). |
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SOLD
Viola da gamba, 6-string bass,
Zuchowicz, 2002, carved head, 68 cm string length, new
Gamut strings, excellent condition, soft case (hard case available). Plays
nicely. $7000 (new price is $9800). |
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SOLD
Viola da gamba, 7-string,
Chinese, reworked by Colin Shipman,
72.5 cm string length; decent sound; no case. Priced to sell at
$1250. |
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SOLD
Viola da gamba, 6-string bass, Paul Bisch, ca. 1920, 69 cm string length, carved head, heavy
instrument, thick neck, but produces a full, deep, rich tone with sweet
highs, well suited for continuo, Baroque
orchestra or consort playing;
good response in spite of heavy construction; minor dings, scratches and
chips in finish you’d expect to find on an 90-year-old instrument;
complete functional restoration; nice fiberglass
(cello) case, W. Seifert bow, 60 gms. (w/case). $3000. |
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SOLD Viola
da gamba, bass,
funky student.
String length 57.5 cm (small), metal/metal wound strings, minimal soft case, tuning
machines, stable repaired crack on bottom side (6,7
8). Label: Emmo Koch, 2139 Laurenbrück, Bez. Bremen, Barbarahof.
$500 |
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SOLD Viola da Gamba, Bass,
Wolfgang Uebel, Celle, Germany, 1977. Carved rose on
sound board. Free string length 64 cm., viol length 113.5 cm., body
length 64.7 cm., lower bout 29.3 cm, upper bout 36.5 cm.
Surprisingly nice sound for a Uebel. Plays well; in very good
physical condition, soft case, no bow. $1600. |
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SOLD
Viola da Gamba, Bass,
Karl Roy.
Heavy viol with very good continuo bass tone, with rich,
strong sound. Free string length 66 cm. Very good condition.
Hard case, no bow. $1500. |
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SOLD
Viola da Gamba, Bass,
Peter Tourin, 1983, No. 49. English division bass after
Henry Jaye, with decorated fingerboard and tailpiece, and
carved rose. Comes with custom fitted hard case.
Free string length 67.3 cm., viol length 120 cm., body
length 64 cm. In excellent physical condition, with
minor chipping of finish on some edges, the major place
shown in pictures. Current estimate of new price by
Peter Tourin is $9000 to $10,000. $7000. |
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SOLD
Viola da gamba bow,
light treble, maker unknown,
highly
figured partially fluted snakewood stick, 'ivory' frog and adjuster, 47
gms. cost $1000 sometime before 2000, $900. Pictures:
1,2,3 |
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SOLD
Bow, bass viol/Baroque
cello, Ralph Ashmead,
77 gms, 62 cm
free hair, 75 cm ironwood stick, octagonal & fluted, ivory cap with
scrimshaw, newly rehaired, excellent condition, plays well, $1850. |
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SOLD
Bow, bass viol, Arnold
Dolmetsch, 78 gms, 62 cm free hair,
74 cm octagonal/fluted stick, ivory frog and button, excellent
condition, plays well, $1800. |
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SOLD
Bow, Treble
Viol/Baroque Violin,
Badiarov,
51 gms, 64.1 cm stick, 53.2 cm free hair, clip-in frog,
figured snakewood. $600 ($1000 new). |
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SOLD
Bow, Baroque Violin (or
treble viol), Ralph Ashmead,
50 gms, 69.3 cm stick, 58.5 cm free
hair, highly figured snakewood, 'ivory' frog. $1500 |
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SOLD
Bow,
Viola da Gamba,
William Monical, octagonal stick, ebony frog/nut, 60.5 cm free hair
length, 59 gms (treble/tenor), new hair, asking $600. |
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SOLD Bow,
Viola da Gamba, Pfretzschner, 61 cm free hair length,
59 gms (treble/tenor), new hair, $550. |
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SOLD Bow,
Viola da Gamba,
unknown but well made, ivory frog/nut, nice balance, 60.5 cm free hair
length, 70 gms (tenor/bass), frog crack is repaired,
$500. |
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SOLD
Bow, Viola da Gamba,
Christopher English, octagonal/round
stick, 60 cm free hair length, 74 gms. (tenor/bass), $700. |
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SOLD
Bow,
Viola da Gamba,
Grabenstein, (1983), ebony frog/nut,
60 cm free hair length, 68 gms (tenor), $700. |
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SOLD
Violin, Baroque, Paul
Reap, Millom, Cumbria, March 1986, 12
3/4" string length, 14 1/4" body. New bridge, soundpost
and strings. Plays very nicely, some light dings in
finish, but generally in very good condition. $2000. |
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SOLD Voice flute
in D,
Rottenburgh, Ralf
Ehlert: handmade, European boxwood, A=415. Absolutely
gorgeous rich and warm sound throughout range. $1425. |
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