Artley 38-0 Flute Value

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ivfmom
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Artley 38-0 Flute Value

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Hello,

I have a 1977 Artley 38-0 Flute. I am trying to find out more about this model and if anyone has an idea on value.

Thank you in advance!

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pied_piper
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Re: Artley 38-0 Flute Value

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The Artley 38.0 is also known as the Artley Wilkins model. It is made with sterling silver. The condition of the flute has a big impact on its value. If the flute has been serviced recently and is in perfect playing condition, it might be worth $700-$800 on the top end. If it needs to be repadded, it is probably worth maybe $100.

See this thread for more information about this model:
http://www.fluteland.com/board/viewtopic.php?t=3993

J.L. Smith has one of these for sale right now:
http://www.jlsmithco.com/USED-FLUTES/AR ... -0-RB_USED
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Longwll
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Re: Artley 38-0 Flute Value

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I hope you're right (link?) about the "sterling"

some people are saying they are coin silver.

wonder why they didn't bother to stamp them.

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