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2008-05-12 Antique Musical Instruments - the indian By Martin: Hello again, thanks for writing! I sold a similar saxophone a few months back that was linked to Reynolds and had an 'R' on the side of the bell keys. Here's a link for comparison: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI...
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2008-05-11 Antique Musical Instruments - C. G. Conn trumpet: It is most likely silverplated and was made in 1942. The valves most likely can be freed. But they can be tricky. You can easily damage them so if you really want to make sure that they work properly...
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2008-05-11 Antique Musical Instruments - Graduate Rudall, Carte & Co Clarinet: Hello Lucy! Thanks for writing! The Rudall Carte company was (and is) VERY well-known for producing superb flutes worth thousands of dollars. As far as I've seen (and heard), the Graduate model (by RC...
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2008-05-11 Antique Clocks - King Arthur Grandfather Clock: two ways- remove the movement and turn it upside down and feed the chain thru OR if you can access the underside it is possible to feed a thin flexible wire up and over the chain wheel and make a hook...
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2008-05-11 Collectibles--General (Antiques) - Metal Tankard or pitcher: - Authentic measures of this type were mostly used, and made, in France, though some were use, and perhaps made, in Belguim, and some were made in Spain. However, if I am right that these are reproductions...
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