Aeola, Wheatstone 8-sided top model. Extended treble Concertina. 1956

[Bethan]

Looking to sell this as I am in no need for it, but know it holds vintage value and have had it appraised.
Still in its original box with letter of dispatch. 
1956.

Wear on leather straps and small surface cracks either side with a slight musky smell but nothing too bad.

Still completely functional.

Happy to put it up on Ebay or Depop if want to purchase. Please don’t hesitate to ask questions if you have queries! 

Thank you! 

[StephenTx]

What are you asking for it?

thank you

[Bethan]

Hello! 

£2000 including the shipping which I’ll make sure it’s covered and insured correctly and packaged well.

thanks! 

[Riggy]

What's the range ?  Above or below usual low G ?

[SteveS]

13 hours ago, Riggy said:

What's the range ?  Above or below usual low G ?

Looks like an extended treble to me.

[Little John]

2 hours ago, SteveS said:

Looks like an extended treble to me.

 

Spot on! Though it already says it in the title ...

[Bethan]

Yeah it is!

3 hours ago, SteveS said:

Looks like an extended treble to me.

 

[SteveS]

On 11/6/2020 at 1:36 PM, Little John said:

 

Spot on! Though it already says it in the title ...

Ah, being my usual observant self.....or maybe it was a senior moment

Edited November 7, 2020 by SteveS

[Riggy]

Yes.  Everyone agrees it is an extended treble.  BUT which way does it extend, up or down ?   DOWN to a low C, below the usual G in trebles is ideal.

 

[John Wild]

A treble extended down would normally be described as a tenor treble.

[Bethan]

It has 8 extra notes above the normal 48-key treble range!