Doesn't it send a shiver down your spine to think that this flute comes from Boehm's workshop? It does. It's touching history and touching revolution. And touching your wallet to get it. Ultimately, it's a fair exchange: fascination versus money. A good way to get rid of money, which is, after all, a very common object. Jokes aside, here we are faced with History, a perfectly preserved wooden Boehm & Mendler flute, which even plays without further intervention. This doesn't mean a professional flutist would give a concert on it (professional flutists are all very, too much, fussy), it means that the flute honestly plays its three octaves. This flute is one of the 200 wooden flutes that were produced in the Boehm & Mendler workshop before was closed in 1888, A fantastic flute!!  Weight  388 g, A 435, open G diesis. Please feel free to ask for  more info and pictures.