Extremely rare German romantic trombone made in the late 1800s by one of the most famous and influential makers of trombones, J.C. Penzel. Penzel was the apprentice of Sattler, who is credited with creating the large bore trombone, and this instrument is made in the same style as those original models. It is gold brass, extremely thin material, with a wide nickel garland that is engraved and decorated with the traditional shell stamps. Interestingly, this particular trombone has a tuning slide incorporated in the slide. I showed it to Robb Stewart (who repaired a small crack in one of the slide legs) and he and I both believe this is an original feature on this instrument, making it particularly unusual and special. It's a big bore and takes a mouthpiece somewhere between a "euro" shank and a modern large shank. The condition is quite good, obviously being over 100 years old it has some wear and some patches/repairs but overall this is nearly museum quality stuff. Slide works well for raw inners (which are both original) and being as old as it is. A piece of history to use in period work or just to own an important instrument in the evolution of the trombone. $1900 with case.
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Yes, another rarity has presented itself! This is the Mt Vernon 50B, the bass trombone of your dreams. Overall, this example is in good condition and an ideal candidate for modernization. The bell is in good shape, looks like its never taken major trauma and only has some cosmetic scratching on the flare. Slide is good, some minor wear on the chrome but not through it. The valve knuckle does have a small crack and needs to be patched to play this instrument in original single valve configuration. I plan on doing this repair here, but I am willing to discount the price to sell it as is, if your plan is to chop it and put modern valves on it anyway. The original rotor itself is in good shape. $4400 repaired, cleaned and ready to play. Email for as is price. SOLD
It's rare to find New York Bach trombones with lightweight nickel silver slides. This is a nice playing Bach model LT6 made in the Bronx factory in New York during the "67" production period. It is in very good condition overall and has recently had a good chem cleaning. All parts are original and matching.There is a patch on the slide crook, although not sure if thats because of a crack or previous repair or as reinforcement on a weak spot in the metal. Slide action is very good and fast, as to be expected. Big broad sound for a small .485" bore trombone. The model 6vii was the largest variation of the model 6 and also the most popular and common size. The nickel lightweight slide is a rare special order option. Price is $1500 and includes a King coffin case. sold
This is a small bore Amati alto trombone, made in the Czech Republic. It is a decent copy of the model 39 alto from Bach. This is a good instrument for someone looking to learn alto, pick it up as a hobby or looking for an inexpensive decent instrument. I think these are a step above the ubiquitous Jinbao altos on ebay. $425 with case. ON TRIAL
Here is a Bb tenor sackbut for sale, pitch A=440. I think it is made by Finke in Germany, but it is unmarked so I cannot confirm that. This instrument is not a cut down modern trombone, but an actually purpose made sackbut. It is an affordable instrument and a good bargain for a player looking for a fairly accurate (more so than a cut down trombone) instrument that will work in an early ensemble. It is in very good condition with good slide action and no dents. Has a smaller than small shank mouthpiece receiver. I have a non authentic Olds trombone mouthpiece I will include that has had the shank turned down. I will also include a more authentic JK historic mouthpiece (with standard shank) that you can have turned down to fit by a competent machinist. Case is included. $750
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I am a new fish owner and completely new to the hobby. I recently bought a blue and red delta-tail male Betta for my soon to be 6yr old as a first pet. Needless to say I fell into many traps. I have since done more reading on proper fish care over the last few weeks then I ever thought I would do in a life time.
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