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Conductor's Baton

Conductor's baton with Walnut handle and Beech shaft. Shaft is tapered from 1/4" to 3/16". Turned especially for the director of the Hampton Roads Chamber Players.
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Wayne,

Good question, but unfortunately I didn't think to weigh it. However, I can say that it was balanced and the weight was not noticeable. Nice to wave around:) I think it was about 14" in length. Likely important, but he didn't have any complaints.
 

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