Mike Acott Posted September 20, 2023 Posted September 20, 2023 I find I have too many concertinas, some of which I do not play (eg MacCann duets) if their is any interest in any area then please let me know. Mike
Doug Barr Posted September 20, 2023 Posted September 20, 2023 (edited) Are you just selling the duets? Are there dny anglos you're parting with? Edited September 20, 2023 by Doug Barr spelling
Jamie robinson Posted December 30, 2023 Posted December 30, 2023 I am on the lookout for a good 57 key McCann. Don’t suppose you have one in your stock ?
Mike Acott Posted December 31, 2023 Author Posted December 31, 2023 I am sorry I don't have any Anglos at the moment and I only have two McCanns both are 72 key models . Both are priced to sell if you are interested. Mike
scoopet Posted December 31, 2023 Posted December 31, 2023 Hi Mike, Do you have a list of English concertinas that are for sale please? Best wishes Simon
Mike Acott Posted December 31, 2023 Author Posted December 31, 2023 Hello Simon ,The best and rarest English is an ebony ended Edeophone 58 key, 6 fold bellows, rivetted action and all fully restored. the volume of sound and the tone of the concertina can be altered by slides covering the unusual fret patterns. I have never seen the like before. Asking price £3000 A Lachenal darkwood treble 5 fold bellows, all sorted £1450 A wheatstone no 34130 rosewood ends 7 fold bellows all fully sorted in a modern square case price £1700 I do have an early George Case with bone buttons ,steel reeds 5fold bellows with original papers, all fully sorted, this is with someone on trial at this time but will be at £1400 I do have a 23000 wheatstone with brass reeds which needs a check over 5 fold bellows the tone would suit a singer. £1500 I hope one of rhese may be of interest. Happy New Year, Mike
alex_holden Posted January 1 Posted January 1 16 hours ago, Mike Acott said: the volume of sound and the tone of the concertina can be altered by slides covering the unusual fret patterns. I'd be interested to see pictures of that. 1
GrahamL Posted January 1 Posted January 1 Hi Mike, Happy New Year! Do you have any Crane Duets that you might be interested in letting go for the right price? Thanks Graham
Mike Acott Posted January 1 Author Posted January 1 Hello Graham, The only crane that could be for sale is my 80 key Crabb special but I have not set a price on but it will be expensive because Crane duets of this size are as rare as hens teeth.If you wish to think on it have a chat with Geoff Crabb , I think he would give an honest opinion of it. Happy New Year. Mike
maccannic Posted January 1 Posted January 1 What is the range (left-hand and right-hand) of the two 72-button Maccanns please?
GrahamL Posted January 2 Posted January 2 22 hours ago, Mike Acott said: Hello Graham, The only crane that could be for sale is my 80 key Crabb special but I have not set a price on but it will be expensive because Crane duets of this size are as rare as hens teeth.If you wish to think on it have a chat with Geoff Crabb , I think he would give an honest opinion of it. Happy New Year. Mike Thanks Mike. 80 key is larger than I want, so for now at least I'll leave it thanks. Happy New Year Graham
Mike Acott Posted January 2 Author Posted January 2 Maccannic, The Aeola range is LH G2toG#4 RH G#toC7 this is a 29000 series box the Lachenal New Model ser no 836 is LGF2toC5 RG C4toD7 The Aeola not the prettiest as the ends are alloy and left end has a period blank where additional buttons may have planned or meant for a different box. The Lachenal has metal ends with bushed white buttons, both boxes have 7 fold bellows
Mike Acott Posted January 2 Author Posted January 2 On 1/1/2024 at 7:22 AM, alex_holden said: I'd be interested to see pictures of that. Let me have your mail and I will send some photos of the internal workings as well as the fret work. Happy New Year. Mike
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