Bird’s eye view into a 14K custom at our repair shop.
Powell Handmade Custom in 10K. If you look closely, you can see one of the finishers in the background. Luckily, they can enjoy a well-deserved day off tomorrow for Labor Day!
We definitely had a good selection of headjoints at the NFA Convention…
We’ve been out at the NFA conference — thought this “morning dew sonata” photo was a great way to start off the day.
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We realize that the new piccolo may not appeal to everyone’s taste — but we still have Powell Signature and Handmade Custom piccolos. In this photo, the Powell Handmade Custom.
A couple more interesting perspective photos and close-ups on an Aurumite Handmade Conservatory.
New piccolo production. No keys on these yet, but we wanted to show the different colors. Check out more on our Facebook page.
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Time to make some piccolos… Can you tell which model they are (even in this early stage)?
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Just a fun pic of keys. Can you tell which one this is?
It’s a good day to try some flutes…
Verne Q. Powell Flutes was founded in 1927 by Verne Powell to provide professional flutists with custom made precious metal flutes. He opened his shop at 295 Huntington Ave in Boston, Massachusetts – just down the street from the famous Boston Symphony Hall. By 1930, Powell flutes were part of major orchestras in Baltimore, Boston, Cleveland, Detroit, New York and Philadelphia. Today the workshop is in Maynard, a small town just outside Boston. Our flute makers continue the New England tradition of craftsmanship and a devotion to making the highest quality instruments. You can keep up-to-date with Powell Flutes on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and on our website at 
