• David Glen, circa 1900, cocuswood, ivory

    SOLD – David Glen made bagpipes in Edinburgh from 1873 when his father Alexander died until his own passing in 1916. This is a classic David Glen button-mount bagpipe in Caribbean cocsuwood, with lovely ivory ferrules and rings. It is stamped on the top of the bass drone stock, “DAVID GLEN EDINBURGH”.

    The set has been refinished at some time and is quite pristine. One ivory stock ferrule has a hairline crack that is quite stable.

    These pipes sat on my shoulder light as a feather and hummed away in the usual, mellow Glen fashion:  slightly subdued, but rich and steady. A lovely bagpipe.

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    As shown, sticks and stocks only
    CAD $4,250 plus shipping

    Set up to play by Jim McGillivray with Ross or Bannatyne bag, polypenco chanter of choice, Ezeedrone drone reeds, Highland Gear bag cover, plain coloured silk drone cords, plastic chanter cap. (To add Ross or Bannatyne Canister system and Ross valve/watertrap, add CAD $165) (For an African Blackwood chanter instead of polypenco, request add-on price.)
    CAD $5,095 plus shipping

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