2wheelwander
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I am beneficiary to my grandfathers estate, which is being sold. Part of the contents is a very old player piano - with ivory keys. The piano is trash. Rodents had taken up residence long ago. Wood is toast. It has sat dormant for the better part of 60/70 years. I remember hearing it play with scrolls as a kid.
I want to take my share of the ivory and have inlays made for a few of my guns, mainly revolver grip inlays. One belonged to my father I gave him when I got out of the service and have a very personal idea for it. Less than zero interest in selling (which I think is very illegal anyway?) Because of the age there is no paperwork on the piano. Again, this will not be sold, its been in my family for close to a decade and I plan on keeping it that way.
Commissioned a custom knife made some years ago by a man who was licensed dealer in mammoth, walrus, and I believe elephant ivory, but he is long retired and I can't get a hold if him.
Options?
I want to take my share of the ivory and have inlays made for a few of my guns, mainly revolver grip inlays. One belonged to my father I gave him when I got out of the service and have a very personal idea for it. Less than zero interest in selling (which I think is very illegal anyway?) Because of the age there is no paperwork on the piano. Again, this will not be sold, its been in my family for close to a decade and I plan on keeping it that way.
Commissioned a custom knife made some years ago by a man who was licensed dealer in mammoth, walrus, and I believe elephant ivory, but he is long retired and I can't get a hold if him.
Options?