Bob Tedrow

Twenty years ago, I sent one of my concertinas on a tour of the world. It arrived home safely along with a log book that held comments from tour recipients Here is the log book, is your name here? http://hmi.homewood.net/tour/

Twenty years ago, I sent one of my concertinas on a tour of the world. It arrived home safely along with a log book that held comments from tour recipients Here is the log book, is your name here? http://hmi.homewood.net/tour/

Http://hmi.homewood.net/ http://hmi.homewood.net/concertinas

I have one for you Http://hmi.homewood.net/concertinas call the shop

Available

Sean pm sent

From C&S #13 some time in the previous century Product placement using cigarettes to sell concertinas? Reprinted with total disregard for social norms

From the Way Back machine, C&S #20 summer 1989 Cogent comments from the bench of the celebrated Frank Edgley Reprinted with no regard for permission whatsoever.

I’ve given you my 2¢ worth in a private message

Before buying a “vintage” concertina with “real” concertina reeds. Be sure your seller knows what they have. In many instances and in complete innocence you may receive a pig in a poke.

I have the ICC “Vintage” 30b c/g in stock now http://hmi.homewood.net/

I am impressed

I have some likely suspects Http://hmi.homewood.net/concertinas

My point is that there is little consensus on what comprises a Jeffries system

From my experience,most people prefer the first button too RH to have a push C# rather than a pull C#