Made a small batch of souvenirs - VsemPiano hammer keychains! 🙂

The little hammers as keychains turned out to be incredibly pleasant and tactile! Special valuable wood and the softest natural felt 👑 you don't want to let go🤗

And as a backpack or bag charm, they also show others your connection to the world of music and piano 🎹😀 Musicians, pianists, and connoisseurs of piano aesthetics, I hope you'll appreciate it!)

There will be a series of hammers from five different eras. The first and very rare one is "Europe before 1914".
The photo shows exactly that!
There will also be:
"Russia before 1917",
"Europe 1921-1945".
"Europe 1945-1991"
"USSR 1945-1991"

And I decided to give such a souvenir to three subscribers of the VsemPiano channel on Max, since it's being actively developed there

Right now Max is being heavily hated for the methods used to move everyone there, and to avoid extra hate - I'll raffle off another THREE hammers among subscribers of this channel on VK!

To participate in the raffle, it seems enough to just subscribe to the channel via the link! I'll upload new videos with instrument reviews and circles about workshop activities there!

How and when I'll raffle the hammer keychains among subscribers is unclear, I think not earlier than the May holidays, amid other strange projects...🤔😄 but on the other hand, the subscription costs nothing and doesn't ask for food😀

In short, if you don't have a fundamental aversion to the New National, then perhaps you'll be the one to get this strange item - a hammer from a German action from the beginning of the last century.

You can use it yourself, or give it as a gift to a pianist friend🎁

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For the idea of the Hammer Keychain, I thank Vyacheslav Mokropolov @mokropolov  🤝👍 he is an excellent master with whom VsemPiano & LabPiano  is happy to cooperate!

Important clarification!
No working piano was harmed!
For the "Hammer Keychains" project, only hammers left over after their replacement with new ones, or removed from actions of already scrapped instruments, are used!