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Value of Antique Metronome by Maelzel
By Linda Nelson, forwarded

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Hi,  I have been given your name by an antique dealer in Mesquite,
Texas.  He said you might be able to give some information about an
old metronome which I recently inherited.

As far as I have been able to determine it was made sometime between
1816 and 1845 in Paris, France, by a man named Johann Maelzel.  The
inscription on the front contains the dates, the name Maelzel, and
presumably a company name of Paquet.  It also states that it was made
in Paris.

Do you have any other information available so that I might be able
to determine its value or authenticity?

Thank you very much,

Linda Nelson
mclsjb3@aol.com


(Message sent Mon 16 Aug 1999, 20:34:54 GMT, from time zone GMT-0400.)

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