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I think there has been previous discussion on here about this subject. As I understand it, concertinas were not really the dominant sailor's instrument. For one thing, they wouldn't be very durable in marine conditions. However, given the general low status and financial situation of most mariners, it is likely that the majority of those who did own concertinas would have had anglos. These were generally the common man's instrument. English concertinas were aimed at a more genteel level of society as a drawing room instrument for classical music.

 

I suspect there is an externsive discussion brewing here, however.

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[so the common man, playing an EC is "keeping up appearances" :unsure: :unsure: :ph34r: :ph34r:

 

 

When you are as Roly-Poly ugly as am I, anything even an EC is welcome window dressing! :P

 

I do remember last year that the Botton Box had a high end Edeophone 56 note with brass reeds. Suggests intended use in a salt air invironment?

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