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<DIV> Thank you, Jurgen and David I., for recommending me as a
resource for this job, hopefully I can help. I agree with Jurgen 100%, there
are few ways to legally get ivory into this country, but it is risky at
best. Risky in terms of legality and quality. Ivory is expensive and difficult
to prepare and work with, plus there is an ample supply in this country
with highly reputable suppliers and applicators, there is no reason to look
elsewhere concerning price, availability, quality and especially, service after
the sale. I have found a lot of suppliers overseas on my own and with help from
resources such as Jurgen, and if all the former reasons to buy domestically
don't convince, consider how weak the dollar is. Any questions please call,
Mike</DIV>
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<DIV>Michael A. Morvan<BR>Blackstone Valley Piano<BR>Dedicated To Advancing The
Art Of Keyboard Restoration<BR>76 Sutton Street<BR>Uxbridge, Ma. 01569<BR>(508)
278-9762<BR><A
href="mailto:Keymaestro@verizon.net">Keymaestro@verizon.net</A><BR><A
href="http://www.pianoandorgankeys.com">www.pianoandorgankeys.com</A>
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