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cheap and interesting. I'm in BC, or I'd go have a look. Even seems to have a folded horn.
http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/atq/3262606937.html
Interesting off-brand in Seattle area - anyone ID it?
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Re: Interesting off-brand in Seattle area - anyone ID it?
That is a case style very popular in the UK
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Re: Interesting off-brand in Seattle area - anyone ID it?
Looks a bit like the Gilbert "Geisha" I missed out on this summer. I like the cabinet style.