Ivory Keys banned?

[Brian Lawson]

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The price is given in this website. As with a lot of things on the =
market, US residents only

http://www.ivorybuyer.com/sales/pianokeys.htm


But of interest to all, http://www.ivorybuyer.com/sales/workingtips.htm =
how to work with ivory


Brian






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  Sent: Friday, January 10, 2003 5:08 PM
  Subject: Re: Ivory Keys banned?


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    Subj: Re: Ivory Keys banned?=20
    Date: 1/10/2003 5:57:04 AM Pacific Standard Time
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    Pre -Ban Ivory keysets (they come with keys attached) are available =
from Roseland piano but it's a pricey proposition


               Dale


    Hello,

    I was talking to a Steinway authorized tech/dealer and was asking =
him
    about ivory keys because when they rebuilt my action, they replaced =
the
    ivory with some new material and he said that Steinway officially =
stopped
    using ivory in either 1972 or 1982 (I think it was 1982)...BUT I =
know
    that there are still legal ways to get ivory in the US...I just =
don't
    know how one goes about doing that.  I would have thought that , of =
all
    companies, Steinway would have continued to use ivory (legally) on =
their
    grands.

    Hope this helps...at least maybe a little.

    Steven




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