Musical Notes
What's on My Bench? A King Zephyr Alto Sax
This beautiful King Zephyr Alto Sax was one of the earlie models as indicated by the serial number which puts its year of manufacture somewhere around 1935.
What’s on My Bench? A Conn Eb Soprano Flugelhorn
Brass tech Amanda shares the oldest horn to cross her bench so far. Serial dates this Flugelhorn at 1890, and it really is in fantastic shape for its age.
Exciting Find! A Brand New Selmer Paris Mark VI Alto Saxophone
Well, here's something you don't see every day. A brand new Selmer Mark Vi alto saxophone!
What’s on My Bench? A NY FrankenBach
You’re probably wondering why I call it a FrankenBach - that’s because it has a 50’s NY body paired with a later Elkhart bell.
What's on My Bench? Custom Engraved 1920's Trombones
Today, we are celebrating the beauty of engraving. Here we have three lovely, gold-plated Conn trombones, all born in the 1920s.
What’s in Amanda’s Collection? A Conn 112B Trumpet
Today, I thought I’d share from my own collection; shown here are actually two horns from a 1947 Conn 22B in lacquer, and 1942 Conn 112B in silver.
What’s on My Bench? A Bb Tenor Sousaphone
What’s on My Bench? A King Double-Bell Euphonium
I know that if you watch our social media you’ve been dying to know what’s in this awesome Sylvester and Tweety case, so here it is!
What’s on My Bench? Two Tiny Trombones
Wow, aren’t these little guys the cutest thing you’ve ever seen? Technically these are Soprano Trombones, though some may call them Slide Trumpets.