Thomas Cole wrote: > I can't remember being asked for the old ivory, but now that you've > brought this up, I will in the future declare when the keys are picked > up that the old ivory will be either discarded because of damage or kept > for field repairs, to head off such an event happening to me. I have, and saved it for them. Not on an outside wall, not in a basement, move it out from the wall to tune (but leave the 45,000 piece Nativity set on top, and the ivories are very valuable - even if they're celluloid. You know. > I have spoken to scrimshaw artists about taking old ivory but never got > anyone interested, even if it was free. Maybe the ivory is too thin? I've sold a very little to woodworkers and luthiers for inlay work. I've sold much more music wire to industrial outfits looking to stretch a high tension straightline, and people removing windshields. Ron N
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