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For Sale: Random aged tube cane

Monday September 10 2007

So I have a bunch of this tube cane for sale that’s pretty random. I’ve tried a bit, and can comment on some of the batches.

  • One large batch of 1lb 10 oz of aged tube cane. Medium hardness. Decent cane. $50 per pound or $75 for the whole batch.*
  • 7.2 oz of medium hard cane, perhaps alliaud? Aged, Medium hard hardness. Also decent cane. $25 for the batch*
  • 4 oz of mixed cane. I know half of it is Danzi, but I don’t know the other half. Aged, medium to medium soft hardness. $12*
  • 7.6 oz of Random cane, probably 2 types in there. Haven’t tried it. $20
  • 3.5 ozs of unmarked cane, probably 1 type. Haven’t tried it. $7.
  • 10.7 oz of cane marked “Sert” from 5/96. $30.*
  • 14.6 oz of unmarked cane. Looks very good. Golden brown, perhaps Bonazza. $50.


If you want to purchase any of this, send me a holler. Prices don’t include shipping. If you care to buy all of it ($219 by my calculation) I’ll throw in free shipping.

I probably could gouging and scrape this cane and sell it for my reeds, but the time it takes to learn how to scrape a new kind of cane is too valuable for someone in the reed business. Making reeds is all about consistency; consistent cane; consistent gouge; consistent shape; consistent scrape. Once you get out of the consistency mode and into the experimental mode, your hourly rate goes plummeting.

Update: 1lb of batch is #1 sold (10 oz remaining×$31.25). Cane batches #2, #3 and #6 are sold.

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United States racheloboes
Sep 13, 2007

I’m interested in buying some of the first or second batches of cane, I’ll contact you tomorrow, when I’m not very tired, more specifically. Also possibly some staples, if you have any left.
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