WhiteLion Passage, Edgware Road. 1900-1910 Praed Street, Paddington. Aldershot Road, Kilburn - last Jeffries Anglos made. In 1920's sons took over and stamp became Jeffries Bros. 1. Could you just add a little note so the reader knows the difference between an English and a duet - ie.
Duets have bass notes one side and treble on the other, but English have approx.
Eddie has a new CD out. So once you've learned the pattern in one key, you use the same pattern, but just start from a different button, to change the key. He's a very quiet, unassuming person, and great when you get to know him. I've mailed David Aumann, but basically this only works for Anglos - English perhaps, and Duets definately, are on a different numbering system. Thus my Lachenal Duet with a fingering system patented in 1884, is Serial No 689, rather than something above 40000.