Andy Del
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Location: sunny Sydney, Australia
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Those images are almost useless. Imaginative angles etc are fun for art, but if you want to show an instrument and it’s condition, clear, close up details, and the serial number might help a lot more.
What can be seen...
It is old. The case, with piano hinges is European and the one i has dated from the late 60’s early 70’s.
The horn has no lacquer and might heave been vandalised with a brushed finish, or it’s just tarnished.
It has been buffer as the engraving is quite worn.
The valve caps on top show it to Possibly be an older model then the case.
I wouldn’t be too excited about it, see how it plays, it if you can’t try it out, look elsewhere...
Cheers
Andy
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