L.L. Lebret Paris  flute

I don't know the details, but the description at the time of purchase is that the flute is about 100 years old.

In the case of a vintage flute with soldered tone holes that is about 100 years old,

The soldering process deteriorates, and even a slight shock can cause the sound hole to peel off, or cause a gap in the solder joint, resulting in problems such as loss of sound.

The soldering may deteriorate and even a slight shock may cause the sound hole to peel off or a gap to form between the soldered parts, causing the flute to lose its sound.

The LEBRET we are exhibiting this time also had a gap in the soldered part of the sound hole.

As shown in the 10th photo, the sound hole of the main tube/foot tube has been re-soldered and re-plated.

The tampo key corks, etc. have all been replaced with new ones and overhauled and adjusted.

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Soldered tone holes (sound holes soldered)

★ In-line ring key

★ Material : Meisho (made of nickel silver/silver plated)

★ A=442Hz

★ Solderless Tone Hole ★ Inline Ring Key ★ Material : Meisho (made of nickel silver/silver plated)

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The sound hole has been re-soldered and re-plated on the wind body, and the key part has been disassembled by removing the knock pin.

The knock pin has been removed and disassembled and polished, and the tampo, key felt and head cork have all been replaced with new ones.

The tampo, key felt, and head cork have all been replaced with new ones, and the flute itself has been overhauled and adjusted to near new condition.

The flute itself is in near new condition.