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Is there a photo anywhere of a (keyed) Lehart flute anywhere in this great long thread - or is anyone going to post one here?

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Hi Cariad,
you might see a pic of a 4 keyed Le Hart here,
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 2514748323

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edit, there was a pic on the forum somewhere, a 3 key I think.
edit, :oops: Try page 1 of this thread :oops:
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Hi folks,
I just got this today, 10 months to the day from the date my order was confirmed. I can't really say much about it regarding playability yet due to inexperience with flutes in general and this flute in particular. Here's a pic anyhow. It's by George Ormiston, www.ormistonflutes.fsnet.co.uk he lists it as a Keyless in "C" as it has the extended foot and would play down to "C" if it was fully keyed, (8 keys)

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Hi Richard,
That's REAL flute lichen -WOW! :o (drool drool!). :D
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Hey Richard - what kind of flute is that? My flute identification skills are getting rusty. It's beautiful!
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Thanks Guys :)
Chris, it's by George Ormiston, Scotland. African Blackwood, Sterling Silver (Hallmarked in Edinburgh) and its number 516.

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It has arrived....... Grinter, blackwood, eight-key, acanthus leaf model.... two and a half years, lots of hard work, sold instruments, dangerous voyage.... it's here. :party:

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The flute in it's box.




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Another shot of the flute in it's box.





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Three pictures of the entire flute.




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The crown.




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Headjoint shots.




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Left-hand joint.




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Right hand.




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The C foot.


Sorry, I see these pictures turned out much bigger than planned.
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Chris,
Unbelievable, :boggle: :boggle: :boggle:

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Mac - give us a run down on the Ormiston when you get your lips onto it.

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Man, I'm speechless. Must place order now!
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Kinky, very kinky.
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Finally getting around to posting:

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top to bottom:

Olwell bamboo, Casey Burns blackwood, Bleazey boxwood, antique English boxwood 4-key, antique Mollenhauer 6-key (I think that’s boxwood, anyone have an opinion on that?), Thin Weasel cocobolo, Dixon three-piece polymer, and two antique piccolos (the one with the ivory head is a really sweet player when working properly). Somehow our Nach Meyer 6-key flute is missing from this pic.
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Very nice.
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That Grinter is a beauty...a real heirloom-type deal. Take care of it well and enjoy it a long, long time. :thumbsup:
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