Amazing trombone from the 40s or 50s
It is copper material. Very beautiful.
This Tenor Trombone is a classic instrument from the 50s, in excellent condition.
All the slides work perfectly—no corrosion in the inner slide. The inner slide looks and works like a new ONE. I'm surprised myself. ( pictured ).
There is no other Conn 12H in this condition out there.
Everything from the factory means no re-lacquers. Two owners only.The Conn case is pretty old and not in perfect shape, but it closes and protects the trombone.
These cases were made for the Director's instruments ( I believe ) around the half or end of the '60s.
Its design from the inside secures the trombone and the slide very well. I love its dark blue color which still looks intact and beautiful. Fortunately, it doesn't smell mold like many vintage cases.
The latches outside were very rusty and oxidized when I received them, but I took the time to polish them so the corrosion went almost away and it looked way better than it was. nevertheless, they work and close perfectly.
The last pictures of the case were added. Before it was very rusty outside.
This trombone looks and plays great.
Please feel free to ask any questions.
Thanks for watching
Amazing trombone from the 40s or 50s
It is copper material. Very beautiful.
This Tenor Trombone is a classic instrument from the 50s, in excellent condition.
All the slides work perfectly—no corrosion in the inner slide. The inner slide looks and works like a new ONE. I'm surprised myself. ( pictured ).
There is no other Conn 12H in this condition out there.
Everything from the factory means no re-lacquers. Two owners only.The Conn case is pretty old and not in perfect shape, but it closes and protects the trombone.
These cases were made for the Director's instruments ( I believe ) around the half or end of the '60s.
Its design from the inside secures the trombone and the slide very well. I love its dark blue color which still looks intact and beautiful. Fortunately, it doesn't smell mold like many vintage cases.
The latches outside were very rusty and oxidized when I received them, but I took the time to polish them so the corrosion went almost away and it looked way better than it was. nevertheless, they work and close perfectly.
The last pictures of the case were added. Before it was very rusty outside.
This trombone looks and plays great.
Please feel free to ask any questions.
Thanks for watching
