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Concord NH.: Self-published by author., 1979. 4th printing since August 1971.. Trade paperback. Very good. Signed by author.. Jones, Deborah A (Cover art by).. 1 125 p. Off-white card-stock covers. Brown Pen&Ink cover art. 23 cm. From author's Foreword: "Today's commonplace becomes tomorrow's subject for research". He also informs that his subtitle comes from a child's remark, retold within the text. A piano tuner's skill-set is not common knowledge, and typically people will remark thoughtlessly when they are ignorant of the skill and training required in any profession. Howard Chase was based in New Hampshire and traveled to the pianos he tuned. This is an autobiographical account by a tradesman who became much in demand. He had begun studying piano-tuning in 1938 when skilled practitioner Edgar M Quint of Concord N.H. agreed to take him on as a pupil.

Howard N. Chase. Very Good+ with No dust jacket as issued. 1971. First Edition. Typescript. Typed Manuscript signed by the author in brown card boards. ; Signed by Author .