Calicchio Trombone

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paulyg
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by paulyg »

This is neat...

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by mrdeacon »

I forgot people still even use Craigslist!
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dukesboneman
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by dukesboneman »

The mouthpiece receiver and the case look like Martins. Maybe a stencil??
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JohnL
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by JohnL »

[quote="dukesboneman"]The mouthpiece receiver and the case look like Martins. Maybe a stencil??[/quote]
Possibly Calicchio made some parts himself and sourced others.
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paulyg
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by paulyg »

Yeah the slide looked like a Martin to me. Kinda tough to compare the bells, I know my committee had a bell that was much smaller than this one.
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Jnoxon
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by Jnoxon »

John Duda built the horns with the Calicchio trademark. Maybe a half dozen were made then the Williams ownership had a clear path to John, So he started using the Williams after that.
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by HawaiiTromboneGuy »

Another one <LINK_TEXT text="https://www.jlandressbrass.com/shop/c/p ... 790388.htm">https://www.jlandressbrass.com/shop/c/p/1930s-DCalicchio-Superior-Trombone-x47790388.htm</LINK_TEXT>