u/mIISomeday25

Phil Barone: where to find?

Hi! My husband has a big milestone birthday coming up, and he’s always wanted to own a Phil Barone soprano (unlaquered.)

I have been calling used shops and antique stores for days and days up to several states away and have come up completely empty handed.

Does anyone have advice on places to call or to look at online? I’ve tried eBay and reverb already. Are there any similar places to go?

Thank you!!

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u/mIISomeday25 — 3 days ago

Phil Barone: Where to find?

Hi! My husband has a big milestone birthday coming up, and he’s always wanted to own a Phil Barone soprano (unlaquered.)

I have been calling used shops and antique stores for days and days up to several states away and have come up completely empty handed.

Does anyone have advice on places to call or to look at online? I’ve tried eBay and reverb already. Are there any similar places to go?

Thank you!!

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u/mIISomeday25 — 3 days ago
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My baby girl is a 2-year-old spayed Oriental Shorthair cat who weights 8 lbs.

When she was a wee kitten (before she turned 4 months old) she received a vaccine in her left leg and she had a reaction to it- she lost a little hair in the area. When she came home to us, we were told that the hair would grow back. It hasn’t, and she’s almost two now.

We’ve seen three different vets (due to us moving,) and everyone just keeps saying to keep an eye on it, which is how I know that since January it’s grown from the size of a dime to a quarter.

There is no texture/scaling/thickness/lump/redness. I have never seen her lick or pluck the area.

We have another visit scheduled, and I suspect they will probably want to do a biopsy this time.

Anyone ever seen something like this before? Thanks!

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u/mIISomeday25 — 15 days ago
▲ 1 r/AskVet

My baby girl is a 2-year-old spayed Oriental Shorthair cat who weights 8 lbs.

When she was a wee kitten (before she turned 4 months old) she received a vaccine in her left leg and she had a reaction to it- she lost a little hair in the area. When she came home to us, we were told that the hair would grow back. It hasn’t, and she’s almost two now.

We’ve seen three different vets (due to us moving,) and everyone just keeps saying to keep an eye on it, which is how I know that since January it’s grown from the size of a dime to a quarter.

There is no texture/scaling/thickness/lump/redness. I have never seen her lick or pluck the area.

We have another visit scheduled, and I suspect they will probably want to do a biopsy this time.

Anyone ever seen something like this before? Thanks!

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u/mIISomeday25 — 15 days ago

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