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Appraisal of Master Recordings from the '70s-'90s Posted by Gary Goodenow on August 15, 2008, 3:42 am 74.229.30.65 I am an attorney licensed to practice law in Florida, USA. On behalf of a client, I am interested to learn from classical music enthusiasts the name(s)of a person who can appraise the value of a large lot of master recordings of classical musicians recorded in Florida that were lost and presumed destroyed. I realize this is a non-musical inquiry, and I respectfully ask your indulgence for it. With thanks, Gary Goodenow  Post a Response

Re: Appraisal of Master Recordings from the '70s-'90s Posted by terry hopton on August 17, 2008, 12:08 pm, in reply to "Appraisal of Master Recordings from the '70s-'90s" 193.61.255.84 Gary You could try contacting Dave Canfield who used to run the best collecter's second hand classical music business in the US - if not anywhere. He is still involved in the business to a reduced degree. I don't know of anyone who would be better placed to advise you. Dave is at davecanfield@sbcglobal.net I hope this helps. Terry  Post a Response

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