• Henderson, circa 1930, cocuswood/Brazillian kingwood, nickel, ivory

    This is a slightly unusual Henderson set. It appears to be a mixture of cocuswood and Brazillian kingwood. This was not an uncommon Henderson configuration in the 1920s and 1930s. The ferrules are nickel, and the mounts and caps are ivory.

    This is a tonally superb set, with a sweetness to the Henderson sound that is different from the more robust blackwood.

    There are a couple of very slight dings in the projecting mounts, one on the blowstick, and a smaller one on the bass bottom.

    The set has no original chanter (the chanter in the photographs was included by mistake). All stocks are replicas with matching ferrules, as there were no stocks with this set. The blowstick stock is a poly split stock, the rest are blackwood.

    The pipes were refinished some years ago and the finish is still in excellent shape. The unusual wood configuration and replacement stocks result in a superb price for the classic Henderson sound.

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    As shown, sticks only
    CAD $3,650 plus shipping

    Set up to play – Ross Bag, ‘JMcG’ or MCC2 solo blacwood chanter, Kinnaird Evolution or Canning drone reeds, bag cover, cords.
    CAD $4,295 plus shipping

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