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It seems like we just keep getting lots of fabulous vintage Bachs lately - I can hardly keep track!!

This little beauty dates somewhere between 1950-1952, and is in really great shape for a horn of this age. It still has about 60% of its original lacquer, which has aged to a nice dark color, and has been taken care of during its time. It has its original case, and is now clean and ready for the next lucky player!

This horn has been photographed and should be listed very shortly, so keep an eye out if you’re interested - all these nice old Bachs are selling fast!

Wishing you some cornetting in your future!

#AmandasBench

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