Takayuki YAGI

I suppose Tune1: If We Hadn’t Any Women In The World https://thesession.org/tunes/1376 Tune2: The Little Beggarman https://thesession.org/tunes/566

Congrats and thank you for providing this forum! I have learned a lot for years.

Thank you Adrian and Alex!

I've heard Lackenal, Latsenal, or Lashenal.

The Irish Concertina Company now lists new Eirú Concertina .

I found a photo of the concertina on his website. http://akira-kita.tumblr.com/use

I once heard that many vintage Ab/Eb concertinas were tuned down to G/D (I own one). I, too, am curious if it had negative effect, including retuning from old pitch to modern pitch.

I cannot measure actual card size from outside of the bellows, but Frank Edgley instrument has deeper bellows than Lachenals here.

I asked that company about overseas shipping. Unfortunately it is not possible at now. But they said they had similar inquires and they are considering, so maybe in the future...

Japanese company "Jabara Party" sells concertina motif accessories . Double scroll fretwork seems to be based on Jones one. I recall Alex Holden made beautiful metal earrings in the past. These Japanese ones are made from acrylic.

This is slightly off-topic but Red Cow Music now lists 24 button Lachenal on sale. If this is in C/G it must have c# on the extra button.

I have seen German made 28 button model 3 times in the past on eBay. One of them was in C/G and rest of them were unknown key combination. The example photo is from eBay.

Thank you all for the information and opinions :-).

Found this on ebay. It says " The reedpans are made of Perspex " and " Perspex reedpans will not warp in fluctuating weather or humid conditions. " Perspex is a kind of acrylic. Is it good for readpan material ? Did anyone try this except for the late Koot Brits? Edited to add: I searched this forum with the word "Perspex", I understand that Willie Van Wyk also made Perspex reedpans.

Just found this one on ebay. Raised portion is rectangular shape and it is new to me. Is it normal for Jones instruments ?