Friends, I'm about to prove to you that I really do know how to make a mountain out of a molehill. Since a couple years ago we settled on wippen rather than whippen, now my question is: is it Escaine or Ecsaine? As if anyone cares! I used Ecsaine in my reply below because that is what is used in a technical document on Baldwin Leather Replacement from Atonal Piano Service. Do a google search on Baldwin Leather Replacement and you'll see what I mean. But do a search putting both Ecsaine and Escaine in the subject line and you'll come up with something very interesting. Both spellings are used within the same article in a number of sites, mostly on Lexus car interiors but also describing wrestling shoes and maybe some other stuff! So unless someone is looking for a research project or in some other way can come up with something definitive, I'm not sure we will ever straighten this out. But being the precise person I am, I really would like to know! Any takers? Regards, Clyde Clyde Hollinger wrote: > "Ecsaine" > > Regards, > Clyde > > "Christopher D. Purdy" wrote: > > > Putting the new material (I can't for the life of me remember it's > > name) ....
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