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PO ref. PO1653S Doris Kulossa Transitional Soprano Recorder (a415) in European Boxwood (Reconditioned) in excellent condition. Fully serviced and r...
View full detailsStanesby Jr. Soprano Recorder (a440) in Grenadilla by Tom de Vries (Reconditioned) This soprano recorder has the round, full and open sound typical...
View full detailsPO ref. PO1586S As new Tom Prescott Alto Recorder (a415) after Bressan in Stained Boxwood (Reconditioned) no. 2479 with soft padded roll bag. It is...
View full detailsTerry Mann Medieval Soprano Recorder in Maple, based on a surviving medieval recorder, also made in maple, found in Elblag in Poland. This record...
View full detailsTerry Mann Medieval Alto Recorder in F, made in Maple and based on a surviving medieval recorder, also made in maple, found in Elblag in Poland. ...
View full detailsTerry Mann Medieval Sopranino Recorder in Maple, based on a surviving medieval recorder, also made in maple, found in Elblag in Poland. Fingering...
View full detailsPO ref. PO1575S Very rare Alto Recorder in G (a466) after Rafi (Accademia Filarmonica di Bologna), by legendary maker Adrian Brown, without case an...
View full detailsPO ref. PO1576S Very rare Tenor Recorder in D (a466) after Rafi by legendary maker Adrian Brown in Plumwood (Reconditioned), without case and in pr...
View full detailsPO ref. PO1577S Very rare Tenor Recorder in D (a466) after Rafi by legendary maker Adrian Brown in Maple (Reconditioned), without case and in prist...
View full detailsPO Ref. PO1679SAlto Recorder after Stanesby (a440) in European Boxwood by Ralf Netsch (Reconditioned) in excellent condition with roll bag. Fully ...
View full detailsPO ref. PO1548S Soprano Recorder after Van Eyck in Boxwood (a415/442) by Ralf Netsch, 2018 (Reconditioned), including soft case and in excellent co...
View full detailsPO ref. PO1719S Rare Carl Hanson Renaissance Alto Recorder in G in Maple (Reconditioned) in excellent condition, without case. Fully serviced and r...
View full detailsPO ref. PO1720S Rare Carl Hanson Renaissance Soprano Recorder in Maple (Reconditioned) in excellent condition, without case. Fully serviced and rev...
View full detailsPO ref. PO1456S Soprano Recorder (a415) in Stained Boxwood by Stephan Blezinger (Previously Owned), in excellent condition. Fully serviced and revo...
View full detailsPO ref. PO1503S Bressan by Blezinger Soprano Recorder in Stained Boxwood (Previously Owned), in excellent condition including original hard case. F...
View full detailsIn the second half of the seventeenth century, the young journeyman, Rippert, left his homeland for the excitement of Paris, where he established h...
View full detailsA sopranino in ivory by Johann Christoph Denner is preserved in an instrument museum in Basel, Switzerland. It is marvelously suited for playing Vi...
View full detailsTwo of the most widely respected wind instrument makers in the Germany of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries were Johann Christoph Denner and...
View full detailsThe von Huene Scherer alto recorder is based on an instrument believed to be made between 1740 and 1750 by Georg Heinrich Scherer in the small town...
View full detailsTwo of the most widely respected wind instrument makers in the Germany of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries were Johann Christoph Denner and...
View full detailsPO ref. PO0858SStanesby Alto Recorder in Boxwood (a415) by Tim Cranmore no. 284 (Previously Owned) in excellent condition, without case. Fully ser...
View full detailsPO ref. PO1171S Tim Cranmore Voice Flute (a415) in Boxwood with single holes (Previously Owned) in excellent condition and with bag. Fully serviced...
View full detailsThis professional, handmade alto recorder by Martin Wenner is after a recorder made by Jan Steenbergen (1676 – 1752). A very beautifully crafted an...
View full detailsIn the Kunsthistorische Museum of Vienna is an old renaissance recorder with a wide bore and a large flair in the bell. This instrument is believed...
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