Class B Wheatstones

[SteveS]

I found this in the Wheatstone ledgers - a reference to Class B concertinas.

 

Any ideas what these might be?

I noticed they appear to be all 30 key AG - anglos?

[JimLucas]

I found this in the Wheatstone ledgers - a reference to Class B concertinas.

 

Any ideas what these might be?

I noticed they appear to be all 30 key AG - anglos?

 

What time period?

[Mark Rosenthal]

The Wheatstone ledger page he links to covers the period October 11 - November 27, 1912.

[Greg Jowaisas]

This former discussion may be of some help: http://www.concertina.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=704&page=2&hl=%2Bwheatstone+%2Banglo+%2Bgrades&do=findComment&comment=8644

 

I found it by advanced searching "Wheatstone anglo grades".

[SteveS]

Greg - super - thanks

[JimLucas]

The Wheatstone ledger page he links to covers the period October 11 - November 27, 1912.

 

Oops! I managed to not see the link. Apologies.

[Chris Ghent]

Class C concertinas are very lovely. I have played two instruments I believe come into this category and they were to die for. I suspect Noel Hill's D/A is another.

[Dana Johnson]

Bet you are right about the D/A. I worked on it once to repair the ends after they gave way in a concert. Solid ebony, not laminate, or ebony over other wood. It is an astoundingly good instrument.

Dana