Tenor trombone

Tenor sackbut from Nartiss. Had a small accident at the bell crook, other then that, a nice looking horn with a cool finish.

SOLD

This Elkhart Conn 8h is in great condition! Some lacquer wear on the bell section. But no dings, no dents and the slide is great. As most Elkhart Conn’s there is a small spot of wear on the inner slide. But the slide is still really fast.

Price: 2583$ or 2100 EUR

Nice! A Corporation Bach 42 with gold brass bell!

This one features a light weight nickel slide and has only little lacquer wear. No dings no dents, just a good vintage horn!

Price: 2795$ or 2300 EUR

This is a modern period Bach 42BO, open wrap and gold brass bell. Does that make it a 42BOG?

The trombone is in really good condition with little lacquer wear. Slide and valve are in perfect condition. Ready to play out of the box.

Price: 2795$ or 2300 EUR

Now here’s a rare gem! A Bach 42B Corporation with a valve made by Bernie Marston. Those are the valves used on the legendary Mount Vernon Bach trombones, they are just a little bigger than the valves Bach used afterwards. Only a few trombones of the Corporation era with that valve exist. As you can see the brass used on the valve section is just a little more red than the rest of the horn.

The instrument is in great condition with only a little lacquer wear.

Price: 3050$ or 2500 EUR

A nice Bach 42b from the Corporation era. Certainly built around 1977. As you know, I am a fan of Corporation Bach’s so I won’t tell you how well they play, how well they where built etc…

This one has the “standard” features, a yellow brass bell, yellow brass slide, yellow brass valve section. Lacquer wear all around, so it’s not a beauty anymore. But the slide and valve action are still really good. So this one is ready to go out of the box.

Price: 2805$ or 2300 EUR

She is  not a beauty queen anymore, but this Rath R4F plays!

Featuring a 750R bell, a yellow brass Rotax valve section and a yellow brass slide. The slide doesn’t look that well with a lot of lacquer wear, but I have to say it is one of the fastest slides I had so far! Some lacquer wear on the valve section also, the bell flare looks excellent!

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And another Kühnl & Hoyer finds it’s way to my shop!

K&H developed 7 trombone models together with trombone soloist Bart van Lier. This is the model .500 with a yellow brass bell, nickel silver slide, extremeley ergonomic handgrip and a detachable counterweight wich looks really cool!

This instrument is in pristine condition. No dings, no dents, no scratches, no lacquer wear. Virtually new! If you are looking for a great .500 bore trombone, this might be it!

Price: 1915$

Here’s a super clean straight Corporation Bach 42. Not a lot to say about it. It is in great condition and play really well. Serial number puts it in about 1973. The slide is really smooth, it has some lacquer wear and some tiny red points on the slide outer, nothing to be worried about for a horn of this vintage. The bell section has one small scar on the flare, besides that it is pristine. No dings or dents on the tuning slide or on the slide crook.

Price: 1540$