1. All recorders listed so far (full list)
- Takeyama voice flute — EUR 2000
- Ganassi-type g’ alto by Hans Schimmel — EUR 1200
- Baroque alto recorder by Hans Schimmel after Bressan — EUR 1750
- Renaissance Consort Sub Bass recorder in F by Moeck — CHF 3000
- Great Bass Küng Superio 2722 — EUR 2300
- Soprano recorder by Philippe Laché after Rafi
- Baroque alto recorder after Stanesby by Vincent Bernolin
- Baroque alto recorder by Joachim Rohmer after Bressan — EUR 1550
- Küng Superio Great Bass in c — EUR 2400
- Baroque alto recorder by Li Virghi after Stanesby Jr. — EUR 1600
- Moeck ebony alto recorder after Rottenburgh — £475
- Van Eyck (“missing link”) soprano recorder by the Morgan workshop, finished by N. Ronimus — EUR 2000
- Renaissance alto in g’ by Moeck — EUR 650
- Hotteterre Tenor in C by Moeck (A = 442 Hz) — EUR 1200
- Ganassi-type f’ alto recorder by Doris Kulossa-Delfino — EUR 1100
- Voice flute by Luca de Paolis after Bressan (A = 440 Hz)
- Shigeharu Hirao soprano recorder after Engelbert Terton
- Bob Marvin renaissance tenor consort recorder
- Head joint of early 18th-century soprano recorder
- Von Huene sopranino recorder after Denner — EUR 1000
- Adrian Brown alto recorder after Charles Joseph Bizey — EUR 2000
- Thomas Prescott tenor recorder after Jacob Denner
- Von Huene 6th Flute after Stanesby Jr.
- M. Fedorov 19th century czakan
- Philippe Bolton tenor recorder after Stanesby Junior — EUR 1500
- Eugène Crijnen traverso after J.M. Hotteterre
- Francesco Li Virghi Rafi tenor recorder in D
- Ernst Meyer 4th Flute in Bb after Jacob Denner
- Adriana Breukink soprano recorder after J. van Eyck (Hand-Fluyt)
- Philippe Bolton soprano recorder after Richard Haka
- Philippe Laché tenor recorder after Stanesby Jr.
- Jean-Luc Boudreau soprano recorder after Steenbergen — EUR 1000
- Li Virghi soprano after Van Eyck (A = 440 Hz)
- Baroque alto recorder by Joachim Rohmer after Stanesby — EUR 2000
- Tom Prescott consort tenor after Bassano (A = 440 Hz) — EUR 1800
- Ganassi-type g’ alto recorder by Monika Musch (3 joints)
- Moeck Baroque soprano recorder after Rottenburgh — EUR 300
- Tenor recorder by Monika Musch after Schnitzer (A = 466 Hz)
- Philippe Laché soprano after Reich
- Baroque alto recorder by Ralf Ehlert after Bressan (A = 392 Hz)
- Küng Superio sopranino recorder
- Philippe Laché voice flute after Bressan
- Li Virghi g’ alto after Rafi
- Mollenhauer Kynseker Renaissance Great bass in C
- Baroque alto recorder by Denise Rutishauser after Stanesby — 1200 CHF
- Mollenhauer Denner with adjustable block mechanism — EUR 900 775
- Baroque alto recorder by Jean-Luc Boudreau after Debey
- Boudreau Ganassi-type soprano in c — EUR 1000 650
- Baroque alto recorder by Jan Hermans after Rottenburgh — EUR 850
- Heinz Roessler Baroque Flute after Coritet — EUR 550
- Heinz Roessler alto recorder after Oberlender — EUR 450
- Baroque tenor recorder by Prescott after Denner — $ 2500
- Von Huene baroque alto recorder after Denner
- Ralf Ehlert sopranino recorder after Bressan
- Renaissance recorder consort by Bernard Junghänel (A = 440 Hz)
- Voice flute after Bressan by Fumitaka Saito
- Baroque flute by Roderick Cameron after Grenser
- Moeck 4207 Rottenburgh soprano recorder
- Francesco Li Virghi renaissance tenor recorder in D after HIERS. — EUR 1250
- Original Ernst Meyer Baroque alto recorder after Bressan (A = 440 Hz)
- Original Fred Morgan Ganassi-type g’ alto
- Original Fred Morgan soprano recorder after Van Eyck
- Alto recorder by Hans Coolsma — EUR 500
- Moeck Baroque alto recorder after Rottenburgh — EUR 500
- Baroque soprano recorder by Francesco Li Virghi after Terton
- Baroque alto recorder by Luca de Paolis after Bressan
- Dolcimelo alto recorder in g’ by Adrian Brown
- Renaissance tenor transverse flute by Barbara Stanley — EUR 550
- Renaissance alto in g’ by Fernando Paz after SAM 135 in Vienna
- Voice Flute after Bressan (Bologna) by Francesco Li Virghi
- Original Fred Morgan Ganassi Descant in g’ — EUR 6000
- Baroque alto recorder by Fred Morgan/Heinz Ammann after Bressan
- Original Ernst Meyer Baroque alto recorder after Bressan — EUR 4900
- Ganassi-type soprano recorder by Andreas Schwob
- Baroque alto recorder by Fred Morgan/Heinz Ammann after Denner
- Dolmetsch treble recorder after Stanesby — EUR 1000
- Baroque piccolo by Jan De Winne after Grenser
- Renaissance traverso after Schnitzer by Boaz Berney — EUR 800
- Baroque alto recorder by Ralf Netsch after Steenbergen
- “Loeki” tenor recorder by Von Huene
- Stephan Blezinger voice flute after Bressan
- Ralf Netsch voice flute after Dupuis
- Ganassi-type f alto recorder by Ernst Meyer — EUR 5000
- Voice flute by Ralf Ehlert after Stanesby — EUR 2200
- Helder alto recorder by Mollenhauer — EUR 1900 1800
- Baroque alto recorder by Francesco Li Virghi after Stanesby Jr.
- Ganassi-type soprano recorder by Michael Grinter — £900
- Ganassi-type soprano recorder by Bodil Diesen
- Giovanni Tardino Renaissance traverso
- Wenner Palanca Flute
- Moeck Rottenburgh set — $1300 900
- Jean-Luc Boudreau sopranino recorder after Denner
- Francesco Li Virghi tenor recorder after Rafi — EUR 1500
- Philip Levin soprano recorder after Van Eyck
- Kobliczek Garklein recorder after Praetorius — EUR 150
- Rottenburgh tenor recorder by Moeck
- Francesco Li Virghi soprano recorder after Van Eyck — EUR 1300
- Ganassi-type soprano recorder by Stephan Blezinger
- Original Ernst Meyer alto recorder after Denner — EUR 4000
- Original Ernst Meyer alto recorder after Denner
- Von Huene Baroque Alto Recorder after Stanesby Jr.
- Takeyama Baroque alto recorder — EUR 680
- Mollenhauer – Tenor (no key) 440 Hz
- Ganassi-type g alto recorder by Luca de Paolis
- Takeyama Baroque alto recorder after Bressan
- J. M. Scott Baroque Alto Recorder after Denner
- Fred Morgan recorders wanted (any size or type)
- Revoiced Mollenhauer Baroque Alto Recorder after Morgan/Denner (A = 440 Hz) — EUR 350
- Kobliczek Praetorius Recorder Consort
- Coolsma Baroque Alto Recorder after Bressan
- First Fred Morgan (No. 1) famous renaissance alto recorder in f
- Alto recorder by Joachim Rohmer after Denner — EUR 950
- Coolsma Baroque Alto Recorder after Bressan
- Yoav Ran Baroque alto recorder after Denner (440 Hz)
- Francesco Li Virghi renaissance alto recorder after HIERS/HIES/Praetorius
- Guido Klemisch Ganassi-type alto in F (A = 440 Hz) — EUR 1000
- Ganassi-type G-Alto recorder by Yoav Ran — EUR 900
- Ralf Netsch Baroque alto recorder after Oberlender
- Ralf Netsch Baroque alto recorder after Denner — EUR 4000
- Ralf Netsch Baroque alto recorder after Gahn (440 Hz)
- Blezinger alto recorder after Bressan
- Von Huene Ganassi-type soprano recorder
- Ernst Meyer alto recorder in f’ after Bressan (A = 415 Hz)
- Mollenhauer Kynseker Renaissance basset recorder
- Ganassi-type alto recorder in g by Tim Cranmore
- Original Ernst Meyer alto recorder in f’ after Bressan (A = 392 Hz)
- Francesco Li Virghi renaissance tenor recorder in c after Praetorius
- Ganassi-type alto recorder by Stephan Blezinger
- Original Fred Morgan Ganassi-type g alto
- Coolsma ‘Solo’ alto recorder
- Kunath (Paetzold) SUBcontrabass in F
- Li Virghi f alto recorder after Praetorius
- Soprano and tenor recorders by Francesco Li Virghi after Praetorious
- Ganassi-type soprano recorder by Bodil Diesen
- Joachim Rohmer voice flute after Bressan
- Ganassi-type soprano recorder by Ricardo Kanji & Jacqueline Sorel
- Joachim Rohmer alto recorder after Denner — EUR 1400
- Tim Cranmore voice flute at 415 Hz after Denner — EUR 1500
- Ivory alto recorder by Jacqueline Sorel after Debey
- Alto recorder by Luca de Paolis after Steenbergen
- Stephan Blezinger voice flute after Bressan
- Eagle Classic in F with e’ foot extension
- Ralf Ehlert voice flute after Stanesby
- Ehlert Tenor recorder by Moeck
- Renaissance recorder consort by Adrian Brown after Virdung
- Ganassi-type alto recorder in g by the Morgan workshop, finished by Ernst Meyer — EUR 6000
- Ganassi-type alto recorder by Fulvio Canevari
- Li Virghi tenor recorder after Praetorius
- Li Virghi soprano recorder after Praetorius
- Ralf Ehlert alto recorder after Bressan
- Takeyama alto recorder after Bressan
- Alto recorder by Philippe Bolton after Rottenburgh
- Pre Baroque Traverso by Giovanni Tardino after Mersenne
- Baroque Traverso by Alain Weemaels after Rottenburgh
- Soprano recorder by Luca de Paolis after Rafi
- Dolmetsch alto and soprano recorders
- Mollenhauer Dream Tenor
- Von Huene alto recorder after Rippert (A = 440 Hz) — $2000
- Tenor recorder by Francesco Li Virghi after Praetorius
- Original Ernst Meyer alto recorder in Eb (voice flute 440 Hz) after Bressan
- Original Ernst Meyer alto recorder after Bressan (A = 392 HZ)
- Original Ernst Meyer alto recorder after Bressan (A = 415 HZ)
- Alto recorder by Pietro Sopranzi after Hotteterre & Denner — EUR 1500–1600
- Ganassi-type soprano recorder by Paul Richardson
- Tenor recorder by Monika Musch after Schnitzer
- Ganassi-type soprano recorder by Monika Musch
- Original Ernst Meyer alto recorder after Denner
- Original Ernst Meyer tenor recorder at 442 Hz (voice flute 392 Hz) after Bressan
- Denner alto recorder by Joachim Rohmer — EUR 1200
- Silverton soprano recorder in C by Hopf
- Steenbergen alto recorder by Thomas van Ginneken — EUR 1000
- Bressan alto recorder by Thomas van Ginneken — EUR 1000
- Ivory alto recorder by Hans Conrad Fehr
- Rafi tenor recorder by Joachim Rohmer
- Bressan voice flute by Philippe Laché
- Ganassi g alto recorder by Christopher Trescher
- Bressan alto recorder by Pietro Sopranzi
- Stanesby jr. alto recorder by Fumitaka Saito
- Bressan alto recorder by Ralf Ehlert — EUR 1200
- Bressan alto recorder by Luca de Paolis — EUR 1500
- Steenbergen alto recorder by Thomas van Ginneken
- Stanesby alto recorder by Moeck (A = 440 Hz)
- Wanted: Original recorders. Any size or type
- Bressan alto recorder by Michael Grinter
- Stanesby alto recorder by Moeck (A = 415 Hz)
- Modern Soprano recorder with B-foot by Mollenhauer
- Bressan alto recorder by Henri Gohin
- Denner alto recorder by Moeck
- Denner alto recorder by Adrian Brown
- Denner alto recorder by Friedrich von Huene
- Bressan voice flute by Tim Cranmore
- Johann Heitz alto recorder by Ralf Netsch
- Ganassi soprano recorder by Jacqueline Sorel
- Ganassi g alto recorder by Jan Hermans
- Denner alto recorder by Jan Hermans — EUR 950 → Excellent price-quality ratio
- Ganassi soprano recorder by Jan Hermans
- Bressan soprano recorder in B flat by Pietro Sopranzi
- Ganassi soprano recorder by Ernst Meyer
- Denner alto recorder by Paul Richardson
- Renaissance Recorder Consort 440 Hz by Walter Meili
- Renaissance Consort Sub Bass recorder in F by Moeck
- Renaissance Consort Great Bass recorder in c by Moeck
- Bressan Voice Flute by Thomas Prescott
- Ganassi g alto recorder by Fumitaka Saito — EUR 900
- Hallett sopranino recorder by Fumitaka Saito
- Consort tenor recorder by Bob Marvin
- ‘Wollick’ tenor recorder by Bob Marvin
- Consort recorders by Bob Marvin
- Wanted: Steenbergen Moeck alto (A = 415Hz)
- Rafi tenor recorder in d by Luca de Paolis
- Ganassi g alto recorder by Luca de Paolis
- Denner alto recorder by Joachim Rohmer
- Van Eyck soprano by Luca de Paolis
- Original Fred Morgan alto recorder after Bressan
- Ganassi g alto recorder by Monika Musch
- Renaissance sopranino recorder by Kobliczek
- Moeck 4300 Rottenburgh alto recorder
- Renaissance sopranino recorder by Kobliczek
- Yamaha alto recorder YRA-802 — EUR 400 300
- Stanesby Jr. alto recorder by Fumitaka Saito
- Terton soprano recorder by Fumitaka Saito
- Renaissance soprano recorder by Kobliczek
- Kinsecker soprano recorder by Mollenhauer — EUR 300
- Stanesby alto recorder by Von Huene — EUR 1350
- Denner alto recorder by Marcos Ximenes — EUR 400
- Van Eyck Handfluyt by Ture Bergstrøm
- Transitional soprano by Luca de Paolis
- Küng Superio bass recorder
- Küng Superio alto recorder
- Denner alto recorder by Adrian Brown
- Denner alto recorder by Von Huene — EUR 1800
- Van Eyck Handfluyt by Helge Stiegler
- Kobliczek Renaissance recorder consort tenor 440Hz — EUR 577
- Denner alto recorder by Joachim Rohmer
- Moeck Ronimus 4308 Rottenburgh Alto in Rosewood
2. Sold recorders listed so far
- Soprano recorder by Philippe Laché after Rafi
- Baroque alto recorder after Stanesby by Vincent Bernolin
- Baroque alto recorder by Li Virghi after Stanesby Jr. — EUR 1600
- Voice flute by Luca de Paolis after Bressan (A = 440 Hz)
- Shigeharu Hirao soprano recorder after Engelbert Terton
- Bob Marvin renaissance tenor consort recorder
- Head joint of early 18th-century soprano recorder
- Von Huene sopranino recorder after Denner — EUR 1000
- Thomas Prescott tenor recorder after Jacob Denner
- Von Huene 6th Flute after Stanesby Jr.
- M. Fedorov 19th century czakan
- Philippe Bolton tenor recorder after Stanesby Junior — EUR 1500
- Eugène Crijnen traverso after J.M. Hotteterre
- Francesco Li Virghi Rafi tenor recorder in D
- Ernst Meyer 4th Flute in Bb after Jacob Denner
- Adriana Breukink soprano recorder after J. van Eyck (Hand-Fluyt)
- Philippe Bolton soprano recorder after Richard Haka
- Philippe Laché tenor recorder after Stanesby Jr.
- Li Virghi soprano after Van Eyck (A = 440 Hz)
- Ganassi-type g’ alto recorder by Monika Musch (3 joints)
- Tenor recorder by Monika Musch after Schnitzer (A = 466 Hz)
- Philippe Laché soprano after Reich
- Baroque alto recorder by Ralf Ehlert after Bressan (A = 392 Hz)
- Küng Superio sopranino recorder
- Philippe Laché voice flute after Bressan
- Li Virghi g’ alto after Rafi
- Mollenhauer Kynseker Renaissance Great bass in C
- Baroque alto recorder by Jean-Luc Boudreau after Debey
- Von Huene baroque alto recorder after Denner
- Ralf Ehlert sopranino recorder after Bressan
- Renaissance recorder consort by Bernard Junghänel (A = 440 Hz)
- Voice flute after Bressan by Fumitaka Saito
- Baroque flute by Roderick Cameron after Grenser
- Moeck 4207 Rottenburgh soprano recorder
- Francesco Li Virghi renaissance tenor recorder in D after HIERS. — EUR 1250
- Original Ernst Meyer Baroque alto recorder after Bressan (A = 440 Hz)
- Original Fred Morgan Ganassi-type g’ alto
- Original Fred Morgan soprano recorder after Van Eyck
- Baroque soprano recorder by Francesco Li Virghi after Terton
- Baroque alto recorder by Luca de Paolis after Bressan
- Dolcimelo alto recorder in g’ by Adrian Brown
- Renaissance alto in g’ by Fernando Paz after SAM 135 in Vienna
- Voice Flute after Bressan (Bologna) by Francesco Li Virghi
- Baroque alto recorder by Fred Morgan/Heinz Ammann after Bressan
- Ganassi-type soprano recorder by Andreas Schwob
- Baroque alto recorder by Fred Morgan/Heinz Ammann after Denner
- Baroque piccolo by Jan De Winne after Grenser
- Baroque alto recorder by Ralf Netsch after Steenbergen
- “Loeki” tenor recorder by Von Huene
- Stephan Blezinger voice flute after Bressan
- Ralf Netsch voice flute after Dupuis
- Baroque alto recorder by Francesco Li Virghi after Stanesby Jr.
- Ganassi-type soprano recorder by Bodil Diesen
- Giovanni Tardino Renaissance traverso
- Wenner Palanca Flute
- Jean-Luc Boudreau sopranino recorder after Denner
- Philip Levin soprano recorder after Van Eyck
- Rottenburgh tenor recorder by Moeck
- Francesco Li Virghi soprano recorder after Van Eyck — EUR 1300
- Ganassi-type soprano recorder by Stephan Blezinger
- Original Ernst Meyer alto recorder after Denner
- Von Huene Baroque Alto Recorder after Stanesby Jr.
- Mollenhauer – Tenor (no key) 440 Hz
- Ganassi-type g alto recorder by Luca de Paolis
- Takeyama Baroque alto recorder after Bressan
- J. M. Scott Baroque Alto Recorder after Denner
- Kobliczek Praetorius Recorder Consort
- Coolsma Baroque Alto Recorder after Bressan
- First Fred Morgan (No. 1) famous renaissance alto recorder in f
- Alto recorder by Joachim Rohmer after Denner — EUR 950
- Coolsma Baroque Alto Recorder after Bressan
- Yoav Ran Baroque alto recorder after Denner (440 Hz)
- Francesco Li Virghi renaissance alto recorder after HIERS/HIES/Praetorius
- Ralf Netsch Baroque alto recorder after Oberlender
- Ralf Netsch Baroque alto recorder after Gahn (440 Hz)
- Blezinger alto recorder after Bressan
- Von Huene Ganassi-type soprano recorder
- Ernst Meyer alto recorder in f’ after Bressan (A = 415 Hz)
- Mollenhauer Kynseker Renaissance basset recorder
- Ganassi-type alto recorder in g by Tim Cranmore
- Original Ernst Meyer alto recorder in f’ after Bressan (A = 392 Hz)
- Francesco Li Virghi renaissance tenor recorder in c after Praetorius
- Ganassi-type alto recorder by Stephan Blezinger
- Original Fred Morgan Ganassi-type g alto
- Coolsma ‘Solo’ alto recorder
- Kunath (Paetzold) SUBcontrabass in F
- Li Virghi f alto recorder after Praetorius
- Soprano and tenor recorders by Francesco Li Virghi after Praetorious
- Ganassi-type soprano recorder by Bodil Diesen
- Joachim Rohmer voice flute after Bressan
- Ganassi-type soprano recorder by Ricardo Kanji & Jacqueline Sorel
- Tim Cranmore voice flute at 415 Hz after Denner — EUR 1500
- Ivory alto recorder by Jacqueline Sorel after Debey
- Alto recorder by Luca de Paolis after Steenbergen
- Stephan Blezinger voice flute after Bressan
- Eagle Classic in F with e’ foot extension
- Ralf Ehlert voice flute after Stanesby
- Ehlert Tenor recorder by Moeck
- Renaissance recorder consort by Adrian Brown after Virdung
- Ganassi-type alto recorder by Fulvio Canevari
3. All wanted recorders listed so far
- Fred Morgan recorders wanted (any size or type)
- Wanted: Original recorders. Any size or type
- Wanted: Steenbergen Moeck alto (A = 415Hz)
4. All Baroque recorders listed so far
- Takeyama voice flute — EUR 2000
- Baroque alto recorder by Hans Schimmel after Bressan — EUR 1750
- Baroque alto recorder after Stanesby by Vincent Bernolin
- Baroque alto recorder by Joachim Rohmer after Bressan — EUR 1550
- Baroque alto recorder by Li Virghi after Stanesby Jr. — EUR 1600
- Moeck ebony alto recorder after Rottenburgh — £475
- Hotteterre Tenor in C by Moeck (A = 442 Hz) — EUR 1200
- Voice flute by Luca de Paolis after Bressan (A = 440 Hz)
- Shigeharu Hirao soprano recorder after Engelbert Terton
- Head joint of early 18th-century soprano recorder
- Von Huene sopranino recorder after Denner — EUR 1000
- Adrian Brown alto recorder after Charles Joseph Bizey — EUR 2000
- Thomas Prescott tenor recorder after Jacob Denner
- Philippe Bolton tenor recorder after Stanesby Junior — EUR 1500
- Eugène Crijnen traverso after J.M. Hotteterre
- Ernst Meyer 4th Flute in Bb after Jacob Denner
- Philippe Bolton soprano recorder after Richard Haka
- Philippe Laché tenor recorder after Stanesby Jr.
- Jean-Luc Boudreau soprano recorder after Steenbergen — EUR 1000
- Baroque alto recorder by Joachim Rohmer after Stanesby — EUR 2000
- Moeck Baroque soprano recorder after Rottenburgh — EUR 300
- Philippe Laché soprano after Reich
- Baroque alto recorder by Ralf Ehlert after Bressan (A = 392 Hz)
- Küng Superio sopranino recorder
- Philippe Laché voice flute after Bressan
- Baroque alto recorder by Denise Rutishauser after Stanesby — 1200 CHF
- Mollenhauer Denner with adjustable block mechanism — EUR
900775 - Baroque alto recorder by Jean-Luc Boudreau after Debey
- Baroque alto recorder by Jan Hermans after Rottenburgh — EUR 850
- Heinz Roessler Baroque Flute after Coritet — EUR 550
- Heinz Roessler alto recorder after Oberlender — EUR 450
- Baroque tenor recorder by Prescott after Denner — $ 2500
- Von Huene baroque alto recorder after Denner
- Ralf Ehlert sopranino recorder after Bressan
- Voice flute after Bressan by Fumitaka Saito
- Baroque flute by Roderick Cameron after Grenser
- Moeck 4207 Rottenburgh soprano recorder
- Original Ernst Meyer Baroque alto recorder after Bressan (A = 440 Hz)
- Moeck Baroque alto recorder after Rottenburgh — EUR 500
- Baroque soprano recorder by Francesco Li Virghi after Terton
- Baroque alto recorder by Luca de Paolis after Bressan
- Voice Flute after Bressan (Bologna) by Francesco Li Virghi
- Baroque alto recorder by Fred Morgan/Heinz Ammann after Bressan
- Original Ernst Meyer Baroque alto recorder after Bressan — EUR 4900
- Baroque alto recorder by Fred Morgan/Heinz Ammann after Denner
- Dolmetsch treble recorder after Stanesby — EUR 1000
- Baroque piccolo by Jan De Winne after Grenser
- Baroque alto recorder by Ralf Netsch after Steenbergen
- “Loeki” tenor recorder by Von Huene
- Stephan Blezinger voice flute after Bressan
- Ralf Netsch voice flute after Dupuis
- Voice flute by Ralf Ehlert after Stanesby — EUR 2200
- Baroque alto recorder by Francesco Li Virghi after Stanesby Jr.
- Wenner Palanca Flute
- Moeck Rottenburgh set — $
1300900 - Jean-Luc Boudreau sopranino recorder after Denner
- Rottenburgh tenor recorder by Moeck
- Original Ernst Meyer alto recorder after Denner — EUR 4000
- Original Ernst Meyer alto recorder after Denner
- Von Huene Baroque Alto Recorder after Stanesby Jr.
- Takeyama Baroque alto recorder — EUR 680
- Takeyama Baroque alto recorder after Bressan
- J. M. Scott Baroque Alto Recorder after Denner
- Fred Morgan recorders wanted (any size or type)
- Revoiced Mollenhauer Baroque Alto Recorder after Morgan/Denner (A = 440 Hz) — EUR 350
- Coolsma Baroque Alto Recorder after Bressan
- Alto recorder by Joachim Rohmer after Denner — EUR 950
- Coolsma Baroque Alto Recorder after Bressan
- Yoav Ran Baroque alto recorder after Denner (440 Hz)
- Ralf Netsch Baroque alto recorder after Oberlender
- Ralf Netsch Baroque alto recorder after Denner — EUR 4000
- Ralf Netsch Baroque alto recorder after Gahn (440 Hz)
- Blezinger alto recorder after Bressan
- Ernst Meyer alto recorder in f’ after Bressan (A = 415 Hz)
- Original Ernst Meyer alto recorder in f’ after Bressan (A = 392 Hz)
- Joachim Rohmer voice flute after Bressan
- Joachim Rohmer alto recorder after Denner — EUR 1400
- Tim Cranmore voice flute at 415 Hz after Denner — EUR 1500
- Ivory alto recorder by Jacqueline Sorel after Debey
- Alto recorder by Luca de Paolis after Steenbergen
- Stephan Blezinger voice flute after Bressan
- Ralf Ehlert voice flute after Stanesby
- Ralf Ehlert alto recorder after Bressan
- Takeyama alto recorder after Bressan
- Alto recorder by Philippe Bolton after Rottenburgh
- Dolmetsch alto and soprano recorders
- Von Huene alto recorder after Rippert (A = 440 Hz) — $2000
- Original Ernst Meyer alto recorder in Eb (voice flute 440 Hz) after Bressan
- Original Ernst Meyer alto recorder after Bressan (A = 392 HZ)
- Original Ernst Meyer alto recorder after Bressan (A = 415 HZ)
- Alto recorder by Pietro Sopranzi after Hotteterre & Denner — EUR 1500–1600
- Original Ernst Meyer alto recorder after Denner
- Denner alto recorder by Joachim Rohmer — EUR 1200
- Steenbergen alto recorder by Thomas van Ginneken — EUR 1000
- Bressan alto recorder by Thomas van Ginneken — EUR 1000
- Bressan voice flute by Philippe Laché
- Bressan alto recorder by Pietro Sopranzi
- Stanesby jr. alto recorder by Fumitaka Saito
- Bressan alto recorder by Ralf Ehlert — EUR 1200
- Bressan alto recorder by Luca de Paolis — EUR 1500
5. All Renaissance recorders listed so far
- Ganassi-type g’ alto by Hans Schimmel — EUR 1200
- Renaissance Consort Sub Bass recorder in F by Moeck — CHF 3000
- Soprano recorder by Philippe Laché after Rafi
- Renaissance alto in g’ by Moeck — EUR 650
- Ganassi-type f’ alto recorder by Doris Kulossa-Delfino — EUR 1100
- Bob Marvin renaissance tenor consort recorder
- Francesco Li Virghi Rafi tenor recorder in D
- Tom Prescott consort tenor after Bassano (A = 440 Hz) — EUR 1800
- Ganassi-type g’ alto recorder by Monika Musch (3 joints)
- Tenor recorder by Monika Musch after Schnitzer (A = 466 Hz)
- Li Virghi g’ alto after Rafi
- Mollenhauer Kynseker Renaissance Great bass in C
- Boudreau Ganassi-type soprano in c — EUR
1000650 - Renaissance recorder consort by Bernard Junghänel (A = 440 Hz)
- Francesco Li Virghi renaissance tenor recorder in D after HIERS. — EUR 1250
- Original Fred Morgan Ganassi-type g’ alto
- Renaissance tenor transverse flute by Barbara Stanley — EUR 550
- Renaissance alto in g’ by Fernando Paz after SAM 135 in Vienna
- Original Fred Morgan Ganassi Descant in g’ — EUR 6000
- Ganassi-type soprano recorder by Andreas Schwob
- Renaissance traverso after Schnitzer by Boaz Berney — EUR 800
- Ganassi-type f alto recorder by Ernst Meyer — EUR 5000
- Ganassi-type soprano recorder by Michael Grinter — £900
- Ganassi-type soprano recorder by Bodil Diesen
- Giovanni Tardino Renaissance traverso
- Francesco Li Virghi tenor recorder after Rafi — EUR 1500
- Kobliczek Garklein recorder after Praetorius — EUR 150
- Ganassi-type soprano recorder by Stephan Blezinger
- Ganassi-type g alto recorder by Luca de Paolis
- Kobliczek Praetorius Recorder Consort
- First Fred Morgan (No. 1) famous renaissance alto recorder in f
- Francesco Li Virghi renaissance alto recorder after HIERS/HIES/Praetorius
- Guido Klemisch Ganassi-type alto in F (A = 440 Hz) — EUR 1000
- Ganassi-type G-Alto recorder by Yoav Ran — EUR 900
- Von Huene Ganassi-type soprano recorder
- Ganassi-type alto recorder in g by Tim Cranmore
- Francesco Li Virghi renaissance tenor recorder in c after Praetorius
- Ganassi-type alto recorder by Stephan Blezinger
- Original Fred Morgan Ganassi-type g alto
- Li Virghi f alto recorder after Praetorius
- Ganassi-type soprano recorder by Bodil Diesen
- Ganassi-type soprano recorder by Ricardo Kanji & Jacqueline Sorel
- Ganassi-type alto recorder in g by the Morgan workshop, finished by Ernst Meyer — EUR 6000
- Ganassi-type alto recorder by Fulvio Canevari
- Li Virghi tenor recorder after Praetorius
- Li Virghi soprano recorder after Praetorius
- Soprano recorder by Luca de Paolis after Rafi
- Ganassi-type soprano recorder by Paul Richardson
- Tenor recorder by Monika Musch after Schnitzer
- Ganassi-type soprano recorder by Monika Musch
- Rafi tenor recorder by Joachim Rohmer
- Ganassi g alto recorder by Christopher Trescher
- Ganassi soprano recorder by Jacqueline Sorel
- Ganassi g alto recorder by Jan Hermans
- Ganassi soprano recorder by Jan Hermans
- Renaissance Recorder Consort 440 Hz by Walter Meili
- Renaissance Consort Sub Bass recorder in F by Moeck
- Ganassi g alto recorder by Fumitaka Saito — EUR 900
- Consort tenor recorder by Bob Marvin
- ‘Wollick’ tenor recorder by Bob Marvin
- Consort recorders by Bob Marvin
- Rafi tenor recorder in d by Luca de Paolis
- Ganassi g alto recorder by Luca de Paolis
- Ganassi g alto recorder by Monika Musch
- Renaissance sopranino recorder by Kobliczek
- Renaissance sopranino recorder by Kobliczek
- Renaissance soprano recorder by Kobliczek
- Kobliczek Renaissance
recorder consorttenor 440Hz — EUR 577
6. All Alto recorders listed so far
- Ganassi-type g’ alto by Hans Schimmel — EUR 1200
- Baroque alto recorder by Hans Schimmel after Bressan — EUR 1750
- Baroque alto recorder after Stanesby by Vincent Bernolin
- Baroque alto recorder by Joachim Rohmer after Bressan — EUR 1550
- Baroque alto recorder by Li Virghi after Stanesby Jr. — EUR 1600
- Moeck ebony alto recorder after Rottenburgh — £475
- Renaissance alto in g’ by Moeck — EUR 650
- Hotteterre Tenor in C by Moeck (A = 442 Hz) — EUR 1200
- Ganassi-type f’ alto recorder by Doris Kulossa-Delfino — EUR 1100
- Adrian Brown alto recorder after Charles Joseph Bizey — EUR 2000
- Baroque alto recorder by Joachim Rohmer after Stanesby — EUR 2000
- Ganassi-type g’ alto recorder by Monika Musch (3 joints)
- Baroque alto recorder by Ralf Ehlert after Bressan (A = 392 Hz)
- Philippe Laché voice flute after Bressan
- Li Virghi g’ alto after Rafi
- Baroque alto recorder by Denise Rutishauser after Stanesby — 1200 CHF
- Mollenhauer Denner with adjustable block mechanism — EUR
900775 - Baroque alto recorder by Jean-Luc Boudreau after Debey
- Baroque alto recorder by Jan Hermans after Rottenburgh — EUR 850
- Heinz Roessler alto recorder after Oberlender — EUR 450
- Von Huene baroque alto recorder after Denner
- Renaissance recorder consort by Bernard Junghänel (A = 440 Hz)
- Original Ernst Meyer Baroque alto recorder after Bressan (A = 440 Hz)
- Original Fred Morgan Ganassi-type g’ alto
- Alto recorder by Hans Coolsma — EUR 500
- Moeck Baroque alto recorder after Rottenburgh — EUR 500
- Baroque alto recorder by Luca de Paolis after Bressan
- Dolcimelo alto recorder in g’ by Adrian Brown
- Renaissance alto in g’ by Fernando Paz after SAM 135 in Vienna
- Original Fred Morgan Ganassi Descant in g’ — EUR 6000
- Baroque alto recorder by Fred Morgan/Heinz Ammann after Bressan
- Original Ernst Meyer Baroque alto recorder after Bressan — EUR 4900
- Baroque alto recorder by Fred Morgan/Heinz Ammann after Denner
- Dolmetsch treble recorder after Stanesby — EUR 1000
- Baroque alto recorder by Ralf Netsch after Steenbergen
- Ganassi-type f alto recorder by Ernst Meyer — EUR 5000
- Helder alto recorder by Mollenhauer — EUR
19001800 - Baroque alto recorder by Francesco Li Virghi after Stanesby Jr.
- Moeck Rottenburgh set — $
1300900 - Original Ernst Meyer alto recorder after Denner — EUR 4000
- Original Ernst Meyer alto recorder after Denner
- Von Huene Baroque Alto Recorder after Stanesby Jr.
- Takeyama Baroque alto recorder — EUR 680
- Ganassi-type g alto recorder by Luca de Paolis
- Takeyama Baroque alto recorder after Bressan
- J. M. Scott Baroque Alto Recorder after Denner
- Fred Morgan recorders wanted (any size or type)
- Revoiced Mollenhauer Baroque Alto Recorder after Morgan/Denner (A = 440 Hz) — EUR 350
- Kobliczek Praetorius Recorder Consort
- Coolsma Baroque Alto Recorder after Bressan
- First Fred Morgan (No. 1) famous renaissance alto recorder in f
- Alto recorder by Joachim Rohmer after Denner — EUR 950
- Coolsma Baroque Alto Recorder after Bressan
- Yoav Ran Baroque alto recorder after Denner (440 Hz)
- Francesco Li Virghi renaissance alto recorder after HIERS/HIES/Praetorius
- Guido Klemisch Ganassi-type alto in F (A = 440 Hz) — EUR 1000
- Ganassi-type G-Alto recorder by Yoav Ran — EUR 900
- Ralf Netsch Baroque alto recorder after Oberlender
- Ralf Netsch Baroque alto recorder after Denner — EUR 4000
- Ralf Netsch Baroque alto recorder after Gahn (440 Hz)
- Blezinger alto recorder after Bressan
- Ernst Meyer alto recorder in f’ after Bressan (A = 415 Hz)
- Ganassi-type alto recorder in g by Tim Cranmore
- Original Ernst Meyer alto recorder in f’ after Bressan (A = 392 Hz)
- Ganassi-type alto recorder by Stephan Blezinger
- Original Fred Morgan Ganassi-type g alto
- Coolsma ‘Solo’ alto recorder
- Li Virghi f alto recorder after Praetorius
- Joachim Rohmer alto recorder after Denner — EUR 1400
- Ivory alto recorder by Jacqueline Sorel after Debey
- Alto recorder by Luca de Paolis after Steenbergen
- Eagle Classic in F with e’ foot extension
- Renaissance recorder consort by Adrian Brown after Virdung
- Ganassi-type alto recorder in g by the Morgan workshop, finished by Ernst Meyer — EUR 6000
- Ganassi-type alto recorder by Fulvio Canevari
- Ralf Ehlert alto recorder after Bressan
- Takeyama alto recorder after Bressan
- Alto recorder by Philippe Bolton after Rottenburgh
- Dolmetsch alto and soprano recorders
- Von Huene alto recorder after Rippert (A = 440 Hz) — $2000
- Original Ernst Meyer alto recorder in Eb (voice flute 440 Hz) after Bressan
- Original Ernst Meyer alto recorder after Bressan (A = 392 HZ)
- Original Ernst Meyer alto recorder after Bressan (A = 415 HZ)
- Alto recorder by Pietro Sopranzi after Hotteterre & Denner — EUR 1500–1600
- Original Ernst Meyer alto recorder after Denner
- Denner alto recorder by Joachim Rohmer — EUR 1200
- Steenbergen alto recorder by Thomas van Ginneken — EUR 1000
- Bressan alto recorder by Thomas van Ginneken — EUR 1000
- Ivory alto recorder by Hans Conrad Fehr
- Rafi tenor recorder by Joachim Rohmer
- Ganassi g alto recorder by Christopher Trescher
- Bressan alto recorder by Pietro Sopranzi
- Stanesby jr. alto recorder by Fumitaka Saito
- Bressan alto recorder by Ralf Ehlert — EUR 1200
- Bressan alto recorder by Luca de Paolis — EUR 1500
- Steenbergen alto recorder by Thomas van Ginneken
- Stanesby alto recorder by Moeck (A = 440 Hz)
- Bressan alto recorder by Michael Grinter
- Stanesby alto recorder by Moeck (A = 415 Hz)
- Modern Soprano recorder with B-foot by Mollenhauer
7. All traversi listed so far
- Eugène Crijnen traverso after J.M. Hotteterre
- Heinz Roessler Baroque Flute after Coritet — EUR 550
- Baroque flute by Roderick Cameron after Grenser
- Renaissance tenor transverse flute by Barbara Stanley — EUR 550
- Baroque piccolo by Jan De Winne after Grenser
- Renaissance traverso after Schnitzer by Boaz Berney — EUR 800
- Giovanni Tardino Renaissance traverso
- Wenner Palanca Flute
- Pre Baroque Traverso by Giovanni Tardino after Mersenne
- Baroque Traverso by Alain Weemaels after Rottenburgh