David Levine

At this point I would just let it run the auction. It's hard to estimate its value. It isn't one of the most valuable of the Jeffries concertinas. It only has twenty buttons (rather than 30 or 32) and there's no telling what work it might need. Good luck with it.

You can't expect to sell it with just that minimal information. What condition is it in, what musical key, how many buttons? Don't worry about cleaning it. Take a picture of the concertina and put it on your home screen. Then you can click and drag the picture file -- or choose to attach it -- to a new post here from the option below, where it says "Drag files here to attach...."

Private message sent yesterday.

Purchased new and stored since. Only played for a few minutes to test. Comes with assorted new Button Box swag. Jeffries button layout. In perfect tune. Cherry finish. It is exactly identical to the concertinas pictured here: https://www.buttonbox.com/morse-ceili.html $2,300 includes shipping in the USA. Guaranteed or your money back - including shipping fees. Comes in a brand-new case. This is about a 20% discount from retail price. I can arrange delivery outside the USA. Buyer to pay $100 shipping.

Not to be confused with The Phantom Button, who is a well-respected Anglo concertina player.

That's not a bad price for an original Wheatstone Lachenal, especially considering that it's red and suitable for mountain trails. 'Colour: RED Bike Type: MTB"

Thanks to everybody. But there is a hold on the instrument. I will repost if the sale doesn't go through as planned.

I sent you a message...

Hi-- I would like to buy a C/G baritone-- where did you get the idea that I had one for sale? Please let me know-- Thanks very much Whoops-- sorry. I got an email regarding this post, but it was not regarding me specifically, but rather a general notice of a post on this forum.

Thanks for the interest -- it's been sold.

Sold- thanks for the interest....

$2,250. Case and shipping in CONUS included. Identical to the one pictured below. When I bought the concertina I was told that Colin Dipper had gone through the concertina in the early 1990s. The instrument is in very good condition. Good leather straps, plays in tune, etc. Est 1880-1890 Selling for just what I paid for it. https://www.etsy.com/listing/677773277/lachenal-concertina-anglo-three-row-30?show_sold_out_detail=1&ref=anchored_listing

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Whether or not, it's great to hear. Mouthie virtuoso. Thanks.