English Concertina

[terryhallowes]

There doesn't seem to be much trink (jewelry, etc) available with concertinas on them to begin with, and when you do find something it always seems to be with an Anglo. Has anyone seen anything for sale with English concertinas depicted?

[Jeff Stallard]

I'm not even sure what you're talking about, so I don't know how to answer.

[Mark Evans]

I'm not even sure what you're talking about, so I don't know how to answer.

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Jeff I think It could be the little charm bracelet trinkets. Just got a school band and choral catalogue that had charms and stick pins of all sorts of instruments (even a bluegrass banjo) but no concertina. Wouldn't mind sportin' one a' those on my tie when I have to dress up...and of course it would never do for it to be an AC.

[JimLucas]

Just got a school band and choral catalogue that had charms and stick pins of all sorts of instruments (even a bluegrass banjo) but no concertina.  Wouldn't mind sportin' one a' those on my tie when I have to dress up...and of course it would never do for it to be an AC.

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Neither AC nor DC for you, am I right?

[Mark Evans]

...and no PC either! Sorry Helen (in fact there was one of those) . Just a nice little EC 48 with metal ends. Not likely.

[JimLucas]

...and no PC either!  Sorry Helen (in fact there was one of those) .

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PC, or PA?

Helen, if Mark comes to visit, and then says he wants to check his email,

don't let him near your music room!

[Mark Evans]

Wise advice Jim.... Perhaps I was thinking PA while trying to be PC .

Edited May 31, 2005 by Mark Evans

[RELCOLLECT]

On, the other hand, they both have keyboards.....let's see if he can make a PA do that dial-up sound!!!