Morse Anglo Concertina for Sale

[David Silver]

Morse #1392 made in Sunderland, MA. C/G, Jefferies layout, 30 button, cherry wood finish. Good to excellent condition with case. 

Sadly, I can no longer play due to degenerative disc disease, severe arthritis and upper arm muscular weakness.

$2500 includes continental USA shipping with insurance.

[Maureen Peck]

Do you have more photos of this concertina? I'm quite interested.

[David Silver]

Figured out how to send photos to you Maureen (obviously!) I can have my son take a video of the instrument being played. I am in a neck brace until the end of January so I won't attempt a tune, but at least you would have a sound file.

 

David

[David Silver]

I can send you a video of the concertina being played (sort of). I am recovering from major surgery on my neck at the end of October and several of my vertebrae are fused. This limits my movement and in addition I have muscular weakness in both my arms. I had always hoped that I would be able to play again but I have to accept the reality that I just cannot do it anymore. If you give me your email address, I'll send the video. Although it is a very short video, it is too large to send in this format. 

 

 

David

[Raphael]

Hello Mr.Silver! I am currently playing on a Concertine Italia. I am looking to upgrade as I have been playing for a year. I was wondering if it may be possible to arrange an in-person meeting to test and potentially purchase this fine instrument.

[digver]

I started with a Stagi (Concertina Italia) last December and moved up to the Morse Ceili a few months later. The two are worlds apart! Being new to the concertina it wasn't an issue to switch over to the Jeffries layout.

[RGG]

I own a Morse C/G (in the 1600s) and can attest that it is a great step up into the intermediate instrument category, perfect moving from Stagi or similar beginning concertina.