AndyB

i guess i am hope it goes to someone who appreciates it...

Theo has the Jeffries now so he will be able to tell you as i know nothing about them

Hi i will ring you tomorrow and probably call through,i also have a hohner ivn musette acordion and a carlo carsini acordion you could have a look at for me please

In that case, you might contact Theo Gibb (concertina.net member Theo), proprietor of The Box Place in Gateshead. Your photos are helpful, but nothing beats being able to handle the instrument "in the flesh" and even open it up to examine the works in detail. Thanks jim ill give him a ring tomorrow

Hi Jim its the one in the UK

Hi I have recently inherited a C.Jeffries concertina and i am after a little bit of advice on what to do with as far as resale...Is it worth getting the concertina fully restored before selling or just selling it as it is....It is i would say in good conditon and doesnt have any obvious damage and it plays although i know nothing about them at all..I understand from reading on various topics on here they are worth quite a lot of money fully restored..if any more pics are required please tell me and ill take some more...Could anyone give me any info on the history of this concertina also Cheers in advance for any replies Andy