Old vs. new. Long vs. regular length. Blackwood vs. poly top. Countersunk vs. no countersinking of note holes. Lots to compare with this lot! One blackwood top and bottom 1970’s Lawrie, stamped with the name and “made in Scotland”. Nice shape save for a repair done in the 90’s under the ferrule of the top, but solid since. Second practice chanter is a long Henderson celtic blackwood bottom with satinwood sole. The top has gone missing so…a poly top is added. You could, as evidenced by the pics, swap the tops back and forth if you prefer a particular look. At any rate, both are ready to play with reeds included. Compare vs. new pricing on practice chanters. $135 Canadian shipped and insured for the pair as a package, and for my US friends, $150 Canadian ($110 US) including shipping, insurance, and your current tariff.
