H N White King “ Liberty” 2B from 1937 ($750)

It has had lacquer removed by a previous owner to give a satin finish.

Slide action is good and no inner slide tube wear at all! I’ve played a lot of 2B’s and this is the best playing one by far, extremely open in the low register. Comes with the original alligator skin case.

Pictures:

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Conn 88H from 1991 ($1300)

This trombone has had the bell repaired after being mishandled by Delta on a small plane. Remington leadpipe. Other than that it is in fantastic shape with no dents and 95% lacquer. Slide action is 9/10.

Pictures:

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Bach 42BO from mid 2000’s ($1500)

Like New. One mute dent on the bell and one small dent in the slide crook are the only imperfections. Lacquer is 100% and slide 10/10. This is a good player.

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H N White “King” from late 1920’s ($300 OBO)

The slide is dual bore .481/.508 with a 7.25” bell, making it very similar to an early 2B Liberty. The bell is in very good condition. Slide has a small patch near the spit valve, the action is 6/10. No case.

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**All accessories are like new unless noted**

Edwards parts for large bore:

324CF (had bell repair done by previous owner but still plays very well, $400)

320CF (Bought from factory $650)

Dual radius rose brass tuning slide (This was bought new from the factory but the bell side tube was slightly undersized and would fall just from gravity. So I had it expanded to fit properly. It fits all my bells but it did not fit in a friend's bell that I tried. $400)

Straight goose neck (Slight lacquer wear, $350)

Edwards Brass: T1 ($50) and T3 ($50)

Edwards Silver: T1 ($180) and Alessi T2 ($225)

Mouthpieces:

Large Shank:

Hammond 12ML ($75)

Bach Heavy 5G (Slight wear, $45)

Conn Remington (Insertion marks, $45)

Small Shank:

Vincent Bach Corp Mt Vernon NY 12C ($65)

Vincent Bach Corp Mt Vernon NY 11 (Plating wear with some exposed brass ($45)

Bach 5 ($35)

Shilcke 51D (Insertion marks, $45)

Selmer 2 (Small dent in shank, $15)

Martin 1 (pretty rough, $5)

Holton Collegiate ($15)

Leadpipes with no collar, just the tube:

King 3B (I have 3 of these, $50 each)

Conn 110H (Has marks from being pulled, $30)

Brasslab T85-2 Std. (Has some rippling near mouthpiece end, $20)

Cases:

Reunion Blues double gig bag for tenor & bass ($200)

Protec Gig Bag ($75)

Protec hard case (used, $50)

Please send an email for any questions.

Thanks :hi: