danersen Posted May 14, 2006 Posted May 14, 2006 Suttner E1 English Concertina Available Jürgen Suttner #215 Hexagonal Standard Treble 48 German Silver Buttons German Silver Metal Ends 6-fold Goatskin Bellows May 2004 As-new Original Condition No scratches, blemishes, or tarnish Original case in as-new condition http://www.suttnerconcertinas.com/prices.html From the Suttner website: E1: English concertina • Keys: 48 buttons, solid German silver • Ends: raised hardwood ends in black or raised German Silver ends • Bellows: 6-fold leather bellows, goatskin • Tuning: treble tuning, range from g to c''''; tenor tuning, range from c to f''' • Levers: riveted • Reeds: single steel reeds in brass frames • Reed pan construction: Wheatstone construction, reed chambers in a circle • Size: 160 mm diameter (6.3 in.) • Six-sided CURRENT NEW PRICE = USD 6000 : EU 4650 : GBP 3175 (14 May 06) SELLING PRICE = USD 5000 : EU 3900 : GBP 2650 This concertina is located in the US. Will entertain offers of partial trade for a superb Crane/Triumph Duet. Many references available. Be Well, Dan Stenersen
dand1usa Posted May 15, 2006 Posted May 15, 2006 Where are you located? I have not yet gotten the courage to purchase anything off the internet, but I would be willing to drive a considerable distance to see this instrument.
Chris Allert Posted May 15, 2006 Posted May 15, 2006 where have i seen this before? http://www.concertina.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=2942 the seller's name is the same, but the concertina.net login is different. is this the same seller? it looks like a beautiful instrument.
danersen Posted May 15, 2006 Author Posted May 15, 2006 Hello dand1usa, Chris, et.al., I am near Denver, Colorado. You are most welcome to visit. This is the same instrument and I am the same owner in the post Chris notes. Hard drive crash ... new e-mail address ... and I couldn't easily locate any of my previous log-in records, so I just started over. I placed the Oct 2005 post shortly after acquiring a 20's amboyna, but almost immediately had serious after-thoughts about parting with it and pulled the post. Now, that some time has passed, I think I am ready to let it go. It is beautiful - visually and aurally - certainly part of the difficulty in parting company with it. It's a superb concertina not often available in the US. Be Well, Dan
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