What a guy Jon! Thanks for the plug... I like the slogan too :-) Richard At 10:23 PM 8/29/00 -0400, you wrote: >At 09:29 PM 08/29/2000 -0400, you wrote: >>Is there anyone amongst you who is without guilt....whoops wrong >>question (especially amongst this group). >> >>Is there anyone amongst you who can give my information with regard to >>ivory? What I am particularly interested in is when was ivory keytops >>discontinued by american manufacturers? Was the sale of ivory banned? >>If so, when? Is it possible to get ivory for keytops today (would you >>believe I bought a complete set of new ivory heads & tails for $20 in >>1977)? >> >>As always, I am grateful for the benefit of your thousands of years of >>combined experiences. I shall go and sin no more (believe that I'll >>tell you another one). >> >>John Gunderson, Bemar, NJ > > >When: Don't know/care > >Banned: yes, old ivory still is banned. > >New'er' Ivory: yes, certificated 'pre-ban' > >My choice for this work is Rick Grethe; Wells. Maine > >HOWEVER, to repair a chip in ivory: >Richard Wagner's AcryliKey II > >!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! > >Ask for it by name, because AcryliKey I is still on the self and the >new product simplifies the color matching process (understatement). > >Talk about finesse in matching color . . . >A less-white, white and and a less-yellow, yellow >Oh, the possibilities . . . > >Thirty minutes from scruff to buff (Richard, how's that for a slogan?) > >"Shop Approved", > > > > > > > > > >Jon Page, piano technician >Harwich Port, Cape Cod, Mass. >mailto:jonpage@mediaone.net >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > >
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