Amazing Flutes Sold

All instruments are in perfect, like new condition unless otherwise noted. All are keyless D flutes. All prices are (to my knowledge) current retail or less, taking into account how much I believe each to be worth based on playability, etc. Each one of these is very special. You pay shipping. If you want to use a credit card, either on PayPal or straight through e-mail, you pay the fee (3% for PayPal, 4% for the other way). Otherwise, checks or money orders are fine. E-mail if interested.

Casey Burns flamed boxwood Standard flute, no metal, sweet in that unique Burns way. Slight warp that does not affect playing or putting together, kind of cute, in fact. In green, velcro-closed nylon case. $780 SOLD

Peter Noy blackwood contemporary flute, raised embouchure, walrus ivory blowing edge, modern cut embouchure hole, silver tuning slide, six silver rings. A work of art and a delight to play. In fitted foam and plastic gun case. $1350 SOLD

Sam Murray blackwood flute, 6-8 years old, repaired crack in barrell, Smooth profile in barrell (as opposed to the ridge in current ones), tuning slide and silver rings. Extremely sweet. $800 SOLD

Sam Murray relatively new blackwood flute, perfect condition, tuning slide and silver rings, turned ridge in barrell (to lessen chances of cracking, this is how they are currently made). Extremely special flute. $900 SOLD

Hammy Hamilton blackwood flute, perfect. Tuning slide and silver rings. In plastic fitted box. $860 SOLD

Patrick Olwell rosewood Nicholson (no metal), probably about 8 years old. Tiny white stain near one of the wooden rings, tiny chip in another of the wooden rings, does not affect structure or anything. $700 SOLD

Patrick Olwell old stained boxwood, small-holed flute. Feels and smells like an old flute even though it was made less than 20 years ago (not sure exactly when). No tuning slide, but it does have silver rings. Very sweet and strong player. Unique in that it has a short D foot. $800 SOLD

Patrick Olwell blackwood Nicholson with silver tuning slide and rings, perfect. Roll-up black Cavallero case. $1450 SOLD

As mentioned above, please e-mail if interested.

Jessie
Check your PM
Eilam.

Jessie, what are you playing now as your favorite flute? - Tod

My favorite is a silver Art Nouveau Boehm flute made by John Lunn, with a boxwood headjoint made by Peter Noy.

Jessie- Please check your PM.

Robin

springrobin, I have not received a PM from you.

Everyone please be aware…I answer e-mails before PMs.

Gosh, I hope you’re still playing a wood flute too :slight_smile: I wish I could scarf up one of these…sigh.

Gee wiz Jessie, why couldn`t you wait for the middle of summer when I am rolling in money to do something like this. :slight_smile:

:smiley:

Tom

Now Tom, You know your old gals would be jealous!

How are the horses?

M

Your right they wouldnt tolerate another member of the family. The horses, Im sure are doing great seeing as though they are 1000 miles south of here running around on 800 acres of pasture :slight_smile: I should have went with them :boggle:

Tom

PS. but jeez I love boxwood :smiling_imp: