One key flute with two corps de rechange, tuning slide in foot, patterned after G. A. Rottenburgh. A modern replica.... read more

This is Bettoney's model 1000 wooden flute, seemingly made around 1920 (Berdahl).... read more

This is the classic Haynes version of the Boehm and Mendler flutes used by Carl Wehner and others in the Boston Symphony. Closed G#, Bb trill, C foot, thumb crutch (removed).... read more

Wooden headjoint with indented flyway.... read more

This exquisite flute, the former property of John Wummer, is made in the typical Haynes version of the Boehm and Mendler wooden flutes, with plateau keys and a pinned, two roller f... read more

Made in Elkhart IN by Emerson Deford, embouchure cut by Paul Rabino. French model with offset G, B foot with gizmo. Fancy rings. Drawn tone holes.... read more

Standard Boehm with Bb trill. C footjoint probably original. Headjoint probably added later, along with B foot. Mechanism has been lengthened and put onto new tube, probably in ... read more

This is an 11 keyed flute, with fully lined ivory headjoint, E trill, alternative touch for Bb, and B foot. This instrument differs from the Viennese flutes more in the style of c... read more

Upper sides overcut, full slipstream flattened out on far side. Tenon seems to be .013".... read more

This is the plated C foot model, with a Bb trill. Graduated toneholes. One piece strap. Pinless foot.... read more

Full Boehm with b foot, Split E with on/off switch. Thinned wood, in three pieces. Offset G.... read more

From the Felix Skowronek collection. B foot, one piece thinned body. Open hole, inline mechanism with C# trill, low B with gizmo. Headjoint uniquely thinned, with silver? lining... read more

This is an eight keyed flute with C foot. The keys are pillar mounted. The headjoint with partial slide. The G# key is at 90º in the French mode, yet the instrument has some Ge... read more

This beautiful piccolo is an open G# system, with standard thumb Bb, and Bb trill. The foot is to D. The bore is conical. The keys are all covered. The strap is one piece, the ... read more

This interesting flute is an adjusted French 8 keyed flute, with changes made to enhance the playing of traditional tunes. The embouchure is reshaped into a softened rectangle. T... read more

Tube .013". Thinned wood headjoint with raised lipplate.... read more

This flute is built in the full Boehm/Lot system, with the additions of a C# trill key, a Bb shake, and a wonderful half-shutting of the Bb key for venting high C and G#, as well a... read more

The full Godfroy / Lot French Model, with C foot. Thumb trill with Godfroy 3-key trill rod.... read more

Left handed 7 keyed flutes are rare, and this instrument has been zealously guarded, and nursed back to health many times.... read more

This clear work of art from Amsterdam is built on the Boehm 1832 system as made by Godfroy and Lot, taking design elements from the Godfroy/Lot flutes throughout their output from ... read more

Almost all Bonneville flutes follow what I like to think of as the Louis Lot system. This flute is the equivalent of Lot's model 7; plated, with C foot. This is a very nicely mad... read more

From the Skorownek collection. Full bodied (not thinned) wooden flute with detachable B foot. Gizmo on foot. C# trill. Inline G.... read more

All we have here are the head and C foot. Foot pads possibly Straubingers.... read more

Large hole Siccama system.... read more

This high-pitch Boehm system flute is patterned after Boehm and Mendler, with the French G# and thumb Bb. The foot is to C. There were three principle flute designs popular in Am... read more

This is the Radcliff system, of the highest quality. The body is completely thinned, and made in one piece with the foot to B. The headjoint is also thinned, leaving a bold lippl... read more