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| Bach Stradivarius Model 37, Serial #37615 (1966-1967)-Lacquer Nice example of the valuable, “Early Elkhart” vintage, valued Model 37. Darker sound; vibrant. Some minor lacquer wear. Serviced and plays great. $1800 SOLD Bach Stradivarius Model 43 #385498 (1992) Lacquer Very clean silver plate. We bought this from a well known instrument repair technician in Maryland, who specializes in replating and relacquering services, who replated this instrument and did a fabulous job. Hence, looks new. Serviced and plays great. No bell or pipe trauma that we observe. Good price at $1800
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Bach Mercedes 1 #9672 (1950) Historical Bach Intermediate trumpet. Pre MT. Vernon, says on bell: “Mercedes Model…Vincent Bach Corporation…New York 67 USA”. Sharp engraving, appears original lacquer. Serviced with good valve action. No repairs done; no dent work, no bell or bow trauma logo is sharp. Original case with original Bach New York 7C mpc (worn) $1250.
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Liberty By Bach Intermediate/professional Bb Trumpet, #633291 Silver Plate This was designed by Bach as a step up model for giant music stores Brook Mays Music and Music and Arts, during a short 2-3 year window at around 2010-2012. Not a Stradivarius but in the footsteps of; similar make up. Very clean silver plate. This trumpet has been serviced by a professional repairman who is real brass expert. The slides have been serviced, are clean, and move in and out with ease. Also the instrument itself has been flushed. Good compression. Little if any wiggle in the valves. No leaking air when doing the blowing test. The valves/pistons are VERY clean. No dents or dings. No bends in bell, bows or slides. Very clean silver plate. plays great! Priced fair at $850.00 |
| SOLD Bach Stradivarius Model 37, #503829 (1999-2000) Silver Very clean silver plate. Serviced and plays great. No bell or pipe trauma that we observe; no repairs. Good price at $1695 |
SOLD Bach Stradivarius Model 37, #186863 (1980) Lacquer Lacquered, serviced; Solid, original lacquer Elkhart model from the mid 80's. You might call this a “Player’s Horn” as it does have some significant lacquer wear, perhaps an enterprising young musician marched with it in the school band, the logo is sharp. Much of the lqcquer then is missing on the entire bell, going all the way back around the back bow; appears largely down to the bare brass. Had some dent work done work done on the back of the bell running back, not around the bell flare, and second small slide again; both done very well, not quite seamless but close. Seamless back bow. Working with one of the better dent removal technicians on the planet (no we cannot disclose who this, he is already busy enough!) The bell/body brace was resoldered on the bell side, brace off of lead pipe leading to 2nd valve resesoldered; excellent work on both! No other dents or dings. (Look for pics coming up). Very smooth and fast valve response. Lead pipe is very straight; no dents or dings here. Has thumb hook. Original Case in very good condition. Serviced, flushed; plays very well. (Pics will be coming up). Excellent price! $1050.00. |
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| L.A. Benge Vintage “Resno-Tempered Bell…3” #20236 (1976) We’ve got another one! These serial numbers on these two LA Benge’s we own are very close to each other. Another in the same model: "MLP"…”3” Beautiful Silver Plate, not a whole lot of use on this one owner trumpet. Collector’s item. $1350
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| French Besson “Brevete” MADE BY KANSTUL, #4805 (early 1980’s) Silver This is a Kanstul-Made “French Besson”. On the 2nd valve beneath the serial number it does say “F. Besson * Kanstul” Through our research, Here is what an owner of a similar one says about his similar model: “I have a Besson Brevete by Kanstul…I purchased it in the early 1980's when Zig (Kanstul) worked in his Fullerton manufacturing facility prior to moving to Anaheim…It is serial #4425 revealing that Zig used a (4) digit serial number versus the English ones that used a (6) digit serial number if I am not mistaken…The year, make and model I have is the same year, make and model Wayne (Bergeron) played when he toured and recorded with Maynard (Ferguson).” It is purported to have a bright sound and is highly collectible. It is really like an early Kanstul. Serviced and in excellent shape, no dents or dings, no repairs. Has the thumb hook/Saddle. Comes in a new case. Sold at a competitive price. $1250.00
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Besson 1000, #14071 Silver plated, serviced, in excellent condition. Really an intermediate trumpet at an expensive price. Brand new costs $1528, sold here much less expensively at $750 -Bore .460" -5? one-piece gold brass bell -Adjustable finger ring with stop on 3rd valve slide -Thumb hook on first valve slide -Precision center sprung stainless steel valves -2 water keys -Hand- forged braces -Clear lacquer finish |
SOLD Besson "709" #38572 Step up intermediate models from the 609 but not priced like one. Like the newer Besson 609’s, made by the very well respected Kanstul in the U.S.A. Well repaired crease in the bell; check out the picture. Priced very fairly at $495 |
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Besson 1000, #14466 (Silver)
Silver plated, serviced, in very good condition. Really an intermediate trumpet at an expensive price. Brand new costs $1528, sold here much less expensively at $700 -Bore .460" -5? one-piece gold brass bell -Adjustable finger ring with stop on 3rd valve slide -Thumb hook on first valve slide -Precision center sprung stainless steel valves -2 water keys -Hand- forged braces -Clear lacquer finish |
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CONN |
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Conn 60B “Super Constellation”, #M56244 (1969)
On the receiver, it reads “60B”, these are referred to as “Super Constellation”; completely serviced, very clean, polished silver plate, had some dent work done on the back bow; we’ve done about the best we can on this, and it is largely smooth. Re-soldered, on one side, not the other, brace back here, between the beginning of the back bow and the lead pipe. Comes in brand new replacement case. Good, fair price on this one. $895.00 |
Rare Conn “SS3” “Doc Severinsen Model”, #300800 (1983-1985)
Silver plated in very good condition. Doc Severinsen endorsed this Conn Model for a short period of time. He was normally associated with Getzen models. It does not say is his name on the bell. 4 7/8 Inch Bell. 460 Bore. *Said to be Very Similar in design to the Bach 37. From the Trumpet Herald "When Doc Severinsen left Getzen about 1980 he went with the Conn company for a few years. This was before Conn became a part of UMI and was still an independent company. Doc helped design a new line of professional trumpets which consisted of the "SS series" and the student"1000B Doc Severinsen Model". There was the SS 1,which was a bright lead/ solo horn which Doc himself played; then there were the SS 2, a light french type,and the 3 and 4 which progressively got darker in tone.The SS 1 was Doc's personal model. Jazz star Red Rodney also played and endorsed them." Serviced and plays great! Nice Silver Plate. Comes in original case. Good, fair price on this one. $895.00 |
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| Giardinelli GTR-10S Pro Series Bb Trumpet by Eastman #16377944-Like New! “A beautifully designed intermediate horn with features found on trumpets that are much more costly. It would be a spectacular instrument to learn on, or to move up to from your first horn, having demonstrated your dedication and talent. Designed and crafted with Eastman Company to create a rich, warm tonal quality, this horn's sound and response will help you shine while playing everything from Handel's Trumpet Concerto to modern rock and jazz arrangements” • Designed and produced with Eastman Company • 2-piece plasma-fused bell • An innovative 3rd valve kick-slide with a lock • Convenient tuning with a locking 1st valve cradle • Average ML bore at .459 • Stainless pistons for lower oxidation and 2-piece valve casing for easier maintenance • Double main tuning slide brace for the best response and brilliance This is a used solid intermediate-style Trumpet made by the up and coming and highly respected Eastman Co. with barely any use on it. It was purchased from the estate of the recently deceased, who bought it in the last year or two, and then hardly played it. It was still serviced by us. Listed brand new for sale on Woowind and Brasswind for $1699.00. Sold here for $900.00
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2 Vintage Getzen 900H Eterna Classic Professional Bb Trumpet with Tilted Bell in Silver Plate
I had two of these,(I sold one, and one remains), both with brand new cases purchased directly from Getzen. Purchased from the same party, they had serial numbers only 4 digits from each other-G3011 and G3015! It's hard to date these, as the Getzen serial number list does not seem to have a G prefix; however we think these are the original models from the 1960's, or at least 1970's. Featuring the original design specifications of the popular 1960s Eterna 900, Key of Bb, .460" bore, Nickel silver mouthpipe, Nickel silver inside tuning slides, 1st slide saddle, Adjustable 3rd slide ring. Both serviced, polished, and in very good condition! In the same style of the famous Dizzy Gillespie trumpets, these are real collector's items! $1400. |
Getzen Capri 590LWT (Lacquer with trigger) #A30086 (Around 1979)
ML bore-.460. Lacquered finish, some scratchs. Has the first valve trigger. Vintage horn, collectible; serviced plays very well. No dents or dings, no bell or bow trauma. comes in a brand new case. Excellent very quick Valve Response. I’m going to quote from the following description of a another 1979 Getzen Capri trumpet, on sale by a professional trumpet player. “…Here is a nice example of a 41 year old Getzen Capri 590LWT (Lacquer With Trigger) that is in need of an owner... Prior to the 1963 factory fire, Carl "Doc" Severinsen (Johnny Carson's bandleader on the "Tonight Show") became affiliated with Getzen, and as chief of research and development, designed the 900 Eterna and 590 Capri series of trumpets and cornets. Both series were introduced in the fall of 1964 and garnered immediate kudos. Initially, the Capri was cataloged as a semi-pro trumpet, but was demoted to intermediate status years later upon the introduction of the Eterna 700. Nonetheless, it was good enough for Chet Baker who played one from 1986 through 1987, and used it on all of his recording sessions during that period. The 590-S Capri is still in current production and can be found at a deep discount for $1,719….IMHO, these early models are better built, and have a better fit and finish than the current models. Lastly, this 1979 model retains the solid nickel dodecahedron (12-sided) valve caps that were standard on all vintage pre-1963 Getzen models...much nicer than what is on the current models! This 590LWT Capri is a medium weight 2 lb. - 5.6 oz. trumpet that will accommodate virtually any music style and acoustic venue. The trumpet has a clear and resonant tone that is easily controlled...its sound is big, bold, rather round, centered and focused. It is a free and open blowing horn with a rich, slightly warm tone that produces a sophisticated edge when pushed, and loves to be piloted in the stratosphere. This horn has excellent intonation...the low register is not flat, and is very resonant. The 5th harmonic is great, and so is the upper register intonation. Slots are superb. Responsive and flexible, the 590SWT makes a great jazz horn, but will perform well playing commercial, classical styles, and even performs well in studio sessions.” A great price at $750
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Getzen Capri 590LWT (Lacquer with trigger) #A3826 (Around 1982)
This is a very similar, really same model as the other Getzen Capri listed on this page, same model, same design, similar vintage, BUT…the lacquer has been stripped down to the bare brass. Wow! So we feel it plays with a lot of Zing! ML bore-.460. Has the first valve trigger. Vintage horn, collectible; serviced plays very well. No dents or dings, no bell or bow trauma. Comes in the original case! Excellent very quick Valve Response. I’m going to quote from the following description of a another 1979 Getzen Capri trumpet, on sale by a professional trumpet player. “…Here is a nice example of a 41 year old Getzen Capri 590LWT (Lacquer With Trigger) that is in need of an owner... Prior to the 1963 factory fire, Carl "Doc" Severinsen (Johnny Carson's bandleader on the "Tonight Show") became affiliated with Getzen, and as chief of research and development, designed the 900 Eterna and 590 Capri series of trumpets and cornets. Both series were introduced in the fall of 1964 and garnered immediate kudos. Initially, the Capri was cataloged as a semi-pro trumpet, but was demoted to intermediate status years later upon the introduction of the Eterna 700. Nonetheless, it was good enough for Chet Baker who played one from 1986 through 1987, and used it on all of his recording sessions during that period. The 590-S Capri is still in current production and can be found at a deep discount for $1,719….IMHO, these early models are better built, and have a better fit and finish than the current models. Lastly, this 1979 model retains the solid nickel dodecahedron (12-sided) valve caps that were standard on all vintage pre-1963 Getzen models...much nicer than what is on the current models! This 590LWT Capri is a medium weight 2 lb. - 5.6 oz. trumpet that will accommodate virtually any music style and acoustic venue. The trumpet has a clear and resonant tone that is easily controlled...its sound is big, bold, rather round, centered and focused. It is a free and open blowing horn with a rich, slightly warm tone that produces a sophisticated edge when pushed, and loves to be piloted in the stratosphere. This horn has excellent intonation...the low register is not flat, and is very resonant. The 5th harmonic is great, and so is the upper register intonation.Slots are superb. Responsive and flexible, the 590SWT makes a great jazz horn, but will perform well playing commercial, classical styles, and even performs well in studio sessions.”
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| Vintage Frank Holton & Co. “Revelation” Bb Model #92497 (1929) LP (Low Pitch) Silver Plate. This is a vintage Holton revelation trumpet made in approximately 1929 it has a .460 inch bore size and a 4 1/2 inch bell diameter. the bell is a one piece bell hand hammered bell. It has LP marked on the lead pipe. Reverse Lead Pipe. Original Silver plating is in excellent condition. No resoldering. Small ding below lead pipe; lead pipe itself might have had a mouthpiece pulled out of it or something; a little bit of work on it. No other dents or dings. Completely serviced. Valves look fine. Fair price. $500
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| SOLD Professional Model 1600/ "WB" Kanstul. Serial #30695 (2004) Identified through direct contact with the company as a "1600 model with WB on the lead pipe", like a "WB" model. Brushed lacquer finish. Says WB (Stands for Wayne Bergeron) on Lead pipe. This in itself makes it worth a little bit extra. Says "Zigmant Kanstul, Anaheim, CA, USA" on the bell. Excellent Condition. This is a professional horn. Features: .460 Bore, 2 Amado Water Keys, Monel Valves; 1st and 3rd slide stop, Hand hammered one piece yellow brass bell 4 7/8 " Diameter. There are no dents or scratches, the slides and valves are in excellent condition From kanstul.com: "The Model 1600 was developed with Los Angeles big band and studio work in mind. It sounds warm and lyrical in the staff, but will really sizzle in the upper register when you want it to. Easy blowing and agile, this trumpet features a lightweight yellow brass bell carefully balanced with a special mouthpipe and medium large bore." Priced fairly at $1750.00 |
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| King “Silver Sonic D8 Symphony” model Professional Trumpet, #524043 (1975) Nice pro level, vintage, collectible, sought after trumpet. Says “D8” underneath serial number, “Symphony” underneath “Silver Sonic” on the bell. Says “King Musical Instruments U.S.A.” on the bell; doe not say “East Lake, OH”. A Sterling Silver mark is stamped on the bell above the word KING. Completely serviced. Valves work very well; pistons are spotless. Compression seems decent. There are no dents, dings; some lacquer wear on the lacquered parts. It has 24k Gold Wash on the inside of the bell. Come in brand new, not the original, hard case. Fair price at $1200.00 |
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Olds Studio, #339742 (1959)
Fullerton, CA; Most of lacquer is missing, not dents or dings; serviced, great valve action; my repairman loves this horn! (he is a professional trumpet player). New case. A bargain $850
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VOlds Special #267368
Fullerton, Calif. Mostly Silver plate with lacquer bottom valve casing, end of bell is brass. Serviced with very good valves but very spotty, rough finish. No dents. Engraving very clear. Classic Olds intermediate Trumpet at a great price! $425 |
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REYNOLDS
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Reynolds "Medalist", #245737 (1958)
Nickel-Silver plated in good shape, Like a classic Olds! $450 |
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SELMER
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Selmer Paris Bb Trumpet, “Deville” model
Like a Selmer Stencil with the Selmer Paris seal/stamp on it in 2 places. Fine intermediate Selmer model, with Selmer characteristics. ML bore. $425 |
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Yamaha Allegro YTR-5335GS intermediate model.
Nice intermediate Yamaha trumpet, newer model, in silver plate; serviced, polished; this one looks fairly new, not a lot of use on it. Usually retails brand new these days for around $1800-1900, more or less, Brand new. Sold pretty much exclusively in chain music store that are designated as Yamaha Dealers. Sold here for $1000.00 |
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Yamaha YTR-4320ST intermediate Our second of these Nice, immensely popular, intermediate tumpets. Silver plated, polished. Has first valve trigger mechanism. Very good condition. Priced to move! $550 |
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