I have posted a web page with several items that I am parting with.
If interested in a purchase or to ask questions, please contact me by Private Message or through the email address posted on the page.
Up for sale are several whistles, two Native American Flutes and a Billy McComisky Learner two row button accordion with tutorials and hard case.
Thanks for looking.
Mike Reagan
What key is that melodeon in?
I’ve been trying to avoid buying one for a very long time… This may break me. 
Ok nm…I can’t find a way to delete my post so just ignore this. My computer was having issues galore.
The Learner is a B/C.
Thanks for looking.
I can’t believe the accordion is getting more attention than the whistles or flutes. Go figure.
Mike
Oh, don’t think I’m not eyeing any of the whitles. Quite the contrary…
Oh, the woes of being in college!
AWWWWW. Poor baby!
You’re like the little kid who says he can’t wait to be a grownup so he can do whatever he wants. And the grownup just laughs and laughs until he cries.
PHBBBBBBBT.
Roger
Yes, and I like it that way! 
That Syn Lancewood at $75 shipped is a STEAL!!! I have one and it is very nice to play. Perfect balance between backpressure and air required with a softer and mellow sound. NEVER CLOGS or SQAWKS!!!
Does that describe it pretty well?
It does indeed.
The only problem is that this absolutely beautiful whistle plays flat. By itself, you would never know. Even though it’s tunable, I’m afraid it can’t be adjusted out. If you play with other instruments it’s noticable.
I suppose I could send it back, but this one is a replacement already. I don’t want to be a pest. These whsitles were in exchange for services.
To be honest, I won’t mind much if this doesn’t sell. It’s so freakin’ nice to look at. The wood is a dark almost walnut brown with wood grain perfectly aleigned. Nicest whistle I’ve seen of Erle’s.
Not sure why it plays flat though. The C that came with it was perfect! Umm..not for sale. 
Nothing wrong with the Black Diamonds either.
So why am I selling all my Erle Barlett whistles? Back pressure. You either like it or you don’t. And I’m not a back pressure kinda guy.
Mike