And I see you have the trained technician in the pic. Is he/she available for detecting? Fran Helms, Topeka, KS >>> "Terry" <terry@farrellpiano.com> 2/1/2005 12:26:23 PM >>> Differentiating between ivory and bone is not a joking matter. IMHO, the only way to tell for sure is to have a trained x-ray eye-ball technician give it the taste test. Then you know for sure. ;-) Terry Farrell > > Speaking of ivory keytops...I was told many years ago that many of what > > is regarded as "ivory" in keytops is actually bone. My source, who was > > an antique dealer also told me that the only definitive way to tell the > > difference is to taste them. According to him, ivory tastes salty. > > Comments?? > > Fran Helms, > > Topeka,Ks
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