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I have the same model with no stamp, I was given the same info that Stephen said. they have a lovely tone . Mine was tuned B F#

I collected Cigarette cards for years and have this card in my collection and also another card with a Concertina connection on is in the set "Life onboard a Man of War" which shows the Sailors Hornpipe being performed with Concertina playing sailor.

Thanks Theo, I’ll keep that in mind.

Thanks Wes, I have also found a photo of an English Wheatstone with glass buttons but no Anglo , it’s in D/A tuning , appears to be a bit of a rarity.

I bought a Lachenal Anglo 38 glass button from a Car Boot many years ago, its a wreck and still in want of repair, there was only a couple of glass buttons remaining and my question is has any body a picture of one its metal ended 38 keys, I have never seen one . not many made probably.

Got the same one Alan at a Car boot sale, make nice earings.

thanks Cohen, already seen that one a while back, not up to the job I`m afraid

I know they are very rare but its worth a try, it must be in top condition, not asking much is it. I have only ever seen one and that belonged to Keith Kendrick,

I feel very privileged to of waited only 11 years for my wonderful F/C Anglo in the lower scale it was well worth waiting for, a fantastic instrument and a great source of pleasure as I`m sure yours will be.

One of my collection

One of my finds, any ideas of the date etc

Thanks, I think you're right

One from my postcard collection, just thought someone might have heard of him. On the back is written, sketch by L. Smith,9 Vespa st, Widnes. Vespa in the address is not very clear, could beVesyph

Thank you all for your help and advice, I now have a nice box

Please contact me if you have one for sale in the U.K., thanks in anticipation