Ivory Import

[Jon Page]

>You *may* be able to get an exemption because the piano "might" be
>considered "household effects".

I though that an individual only need to document that the ivory is pre-ban
which might be somewhere in the 70's.

But for a commercial interest, such as a dealer the ivory must be 100 
years old or more.

This was told to me by someone who imports pianos as I was steaming 
off beautiful
one piece ivories on a 7' Bosendorfer Imperial under the careful 
supervision of a hyper-vigilant customs agent.
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Regards,

Jon Page
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