Item Type: Concertina
Straps and Holding DevicesStraps Summary: Black leather profiled hand-straps mounted on tall transverse hand-bars, and secured by an adjustable nickel clasp to one end, and clamped at the other to the hand bar with a rectangular ivory plate with two screws: The straps are a later replacement, (probably added during the instrument's restoration at Dipper Concertinas), since large Duets of the period would have Gilt-embossed and Wheatstone-named straps. Thumb-straps Summary: None. Hand-straps Summary: Black leather profiled hand-strap mounted on tall transverse hand-bars, and secured by an adjustable nickel clasp to one end, and clamped at the other to the hand bar with a rectangular ivory plate with two screws: The straps are a later replacement, (probably added during the instrumen's restoration at Dipper Concertinas), since large Duets of the period would have Gilt-embossed and Wheatstone-named straps. Hand-straps Material: Black leather. Hand-straps Decoration: Embossed borders around their perimeter. Hand-straps Holes or Slot: Holes. Hand-straps Later Replacement: The straps are a later replacement, (probably added during the instrumen's restoration at Dipper Concertinas). Hand-straps Screws & Fittings: Black leather profiled hand-strap mounted on tall transverse hand-bars, and secured by an adjustable nickel clasp to one end, and clamped at the other to the hand bar with a rectangular ivory plate with two screws: The straps are a later replacement, (probably added during the instrumen's restoration at Dipper Concertinas), since large Duets of the period would have Gilt-embossed and Wheatstone-named straps. |
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Created August 2009 by Neil Wayne
Last Modified 07 February 2012 by Neil Wayne, Chris Flint, Wes Williams
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