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65-note Rolls for Old Push-up Player
By Dan Wilson, London 

Andy Taylor said about 65-note rolls:-

> You can still find the 65-note "pin end" rolls, but the music is very
> limited.  As far as I know, nobody has made those rolls since 1919.

Commercially, 1940 in England, and some made by enthusiasts since.  I
think Don Rand makes them, or used to.  There was some discussion about
65-note rolls in MMD 970801, in which I said there is a bottomless
supply from dealers here.

The pushup referred to doesn't sound like at all like a 65-note, though.

Dan Wilson, London

Key Words in Subject:  65-note, Old, Player, Push-up, Rolls
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