Wanted

Items of harpsichord ephemera like maker’s brochures from the 1960s and ’70s, photographs, newspaper clippings, museum publications or data, drawings, journals and newsletters record part of the modern history of our instrument which should be preserved: Please don’t discard them, but contact Carey Beebe instead.

Early Issues of The English Harpsichord Magazine required to complete set:
Volume 1: numbers 5 & 6
Volume 2: numbers 1 & 3
Volume 3: numbers 1, 3, 4, 5 & 6
   and any subsequent volumes

Spare copies:
Volume 1: numbers 3 & 8
Volume 2: numbers 5 & 7

Spare copies of The Harpsichord:
Volume V: number 4
Volume VI: numbers 1 & 2

Black plastic tongues for Schütze harpsichords.

Good, clean Sotheby’s Musical Instrument catalogs with keyboard instruments from auctions that you do not see on our Sotheby’s pages. A listing of the catalogs I already have can be found here.