> Douglas said: " I did a fancy Chickering with full ivories. That is, it > had > no heads >> and tails. They were all one piece, so replacing it was not an option." > > Douglas, > Why "..so replacing is not an option"?? I have one piece Ivory blanks. You > could also get them form Rick Wheeler. Or, you could get them from the > source: which is some gentleman of an Amish colony that imports and > processes the ivory for sale. Yes, you can still buy new ivory! It is > devilishly expensive but it is available. Just a tidbit FYI > Joe > > > Joe Garrett, R.P.T. > Joe-Doug, Mike Morvan @ Blackstone Valley Piano also does new ivory work for future reference. http://www.pianoandorgankeys.com/ Tom Driscoll RPT
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