Ac Norman 30b C/G Anglo.

[seanc]

Selling or possibly trading..

AC Norman. 30 button anglo. metal ends. accordion reeds

Fast!

loud,

 

plays great. Sounds great.

asking $2000. In Boston area. Prefer ftf if possible.

Posted a few places. If it sells through here appropriate donation will be made.
 

trade for an English or a duet?

 

 

 

sean.casler@gmail.com

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Edited October 24, 2020 by seanc

[seanc]

Still available!

 

[seanc]

Still available 

 

Edited December 12, 2020 by seanc

[Concertiny]

Still available? And moe importantly - wheatstone or jeffries layout?

[genepinefield]

This concertina label is "Homewood Music", but made by AC Norman?

[David Barnert]

“Homewood Music” is Bob Tedrow. I don’t think he ever sold anybody else’s instruments under that label. What’s the evidence that AC Norman had anything to do with this concertina?

Edited March 30, 2021 by David Barnert

[Takayuki YAGI]

I think it is Norman "model H" specially made for Homewood Music in early 2000s. Here is the link (archive.org).

[David Barnert]

8 minutes ago, David Barnert said:

“Homewood Music” is Bob Tedrow. I don’t think he ever sold anybody else’s instruments under that label. What’s the evidence that AC Norman had anything to do with this concertina?

 

2 minutes ago, Takayuki YAGI said:

I think it is Norman "model H" specially made for Homewood Music in early 2000s. Here is the link (archive.org).

 

Thanks. I stand corrected.

[genepinefield]

My friend found Wayback machine website

https://web.archive.org/web/20000915082926/http://hmi.homewood.net/norman/

[Oberon]

I own this instrument now and its an AC Norman standard through and through, down to the last detail. I wrote Andrew about it ahead of trading, just to be sure, and he explained the history of this branding at the time. 

 

Its a lovely fast (loud) player and no different from another Norman Id tried from a more recent year. It needed some adjustments when I recieved it but its a stellar machine now.