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Black Monday-offer: 10.000€ for the lot!

Here some pics as promised: Dropbox

I'm away from home.... Pics soon to come!

Ok, here more history: 1. bought off Steve Chambers about 50 years ago - extremely rare with EE and metal buttons, hence 2000€ 2. bought off Chris Algar and paid far too much, as I wanted a 31xxx, hence 2000€ ( far less than I paid ) 3. Came from the US, paid too much... extremely rare, hence 2500€ ( far less than I paid ) 4. Came from a British auction against all dealers and collectors, paid far too much, hence 3000€ ( far less than I paid ) 5. Came from the US, had to pay duties, extremely rare, hence 3000€ Still interested? Ask for specific pics...

Since I'm thinning my collection, there are five tiny Aeolas up for sale: 1. EE 12 key miniature, no 25277 ( metal buttons! ) ( on hold ) 2. ME 12 key miniature, no 31175 ( comes with a cute wooden box to protect the original leather-box! ) 3. ME 18 key miniature, no 32150( extremely rare ) 4. ME 25 key piccolo, no 30650 ( extremely rare ) 5. EE 24 key treble, no 33183( extremely rare ) All in top condition, in concert-pitch and with box. Mini layout.pdf

On hold...

Make me an offer!?!

It goes down to C, hence only a fifth down, not an octave: the correct descirption would be a 64-key extended tenor-treble.

What is the lowest note? How many keys? If it reaches down a full actace, it is a baritone-treble!? If it reaches up a whole octave as well, it should have 72 keys?? Anyway: it sound really nice, when you play it...

I'm selling a good rosewood-ended Lachenal, 48 bushed metal keys, five-fold good bellows, concert-pitch, restored ( a while ago? ), nice original case with key, which I took in part-exchange. Based in Germany, asking 900€ plus postage. dropbox-link

Where are you based? I have a variety of rare Aeolas for sale, but also a good rosewood-ended Lachenal with metal buttons, five-fold good bellows and a good original wooden box at 900€, based in Germany. Or a nice ebony-ended 48-key Aeola, fully restored, but with "only" five-fold bellows for 2500€!?

I wouldn't save this one...

I had a couple of AAs, which I brought from Buenos Aires. They tend to be quite costly ( 3000 - 5000 Pound!? )...

In fact, I'm more into later model 2s, particularly 31xxx models. All older ones have only 5 folds, which just isn't for chord-playing... I had several of them, but always preferred a good Aeola...