IMPORTANT BEFORE GOING ANY FURTHERPLEASE NOTE THIS....IF THERE IS ANY REASON YOU WANT TO RETURN THE ITEM I AM HERE FOR THE BUYER
I offer returns as you can see I am a top notch seller.I think you will be very happy with your item. But if there is any reason you want to return DO NOT write me back on and pick the catagory:
\" item not as described \" or \" return Item \" or\" Cancel this item \"
now will put a defect on a sellers account. So if any problems just write me back on .
On go to your purchase page1 Click on item and then \" order details \"2 Then contact seller3 Then pick the first option
Which is\" I havea questionabout using my item or I want to send seller a message \"
THEN WRITE ME IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR ISSUES.
I WILL SHIP INTERNATIONAL I DON\'T USE GLOBAL SHIPPING WRITE ME AND I WILL ALLOW SETTING FOR YOU TO offer !
INTERNATIONAL buyers WELCOME ON CASE BY CASE SITUATION>
OFFERED HERE
STENBERG ENGRAVING GOLD PLATED WITH SILVER PLATED HI-LIGHTS\" THE SQUIRREL \"CONN 1925 40H BALLROOM TROMBONE STENBERG GOLD PLATE PORTRAIT SILVER HI-LIGHTS 1 GOLD PATE AND SILVER PLATE INTER-TWINED ENGRAVING SOME WEAR BUT PRETTY INTACT. I DID NOT EVEN POLISH THIS ONE
BECAUSE THE PATINA WAS SO NICE THAT HAD DEVELOPED OVER THE YEARS. I FEEL IN THIS
CASE I WILL LEAVE IT TO THE BUYER IF THEY SO WISH TO POLISH HER.TECH SERVICED AND READY TO PLAY2 RARE TO FIND STENBURG PORTRAIT ON TROMBONES
3 SLIDES SMOOTH
4 TUNING MECH. WORKING FINE
5 ENGRAVING ALL OVER BELL AND UP TO TOP
6 SQUIRREL ON A BRANCH PORTRAIT
7 ONE SMALL PING I SEE...OTHER WISE CLEAN
8 SLIDE LOCK PRESENT
9 SERIALS ON EVEN WATER KEY
10 BELL NICE
11 THIS MODEL MADE 1925 -1934
12 ENGRAVING TO THE TOP
WHAT THE CONN LOYALIST SITE SAID ABOUT IT
The tuning slide of this instrument is in the slide, not in the normal place. The advantage of having the tuning slide in the hand slide is that this allows the entire bell section to be conical, in stead of there being a cylindrical section to allow for the tuning slide. Not apparent in this particular picture is that this instrument has a gold-wash bell. The 40H has a #3 Bore (0.500\"), and was produced between 1925 and 1934.What Conn said in 1931:
The Ballroom model was originally built for dance work and syncopating orchestras, but it proved to be such an excellent instrument, it is being used in a wide variety of engagements. Its .500 bore gives it broad, rich, magnificent tone, which has made it popular in larger orchestras. The bell is set back near the player so it is easy to reach for muting and wow-wow. Extra-long slide bearing prevents slides from sagging in lower positions. The tuning slide is in the slides, a feature preferred by many players. Slide lock, bell lock and balancer are conveniences much appreciated on this model. Built in Bb; bore is .500; 7\" bell.
I PUT SHIPPING AT 75. IT NEEDS A BIG BOX AND I WILL SHIP WITH INSURANCE.IF HIGHER I WILL INVOICE YOU THE DIFFERENCE IF LOWER I WILL KICK BACK SOME TO YOU.DEPENDS ON WHERE IT IS GOING. I AM IN PA. IF IT GOES OUT WEST IT MAKES A BIG DIFFERENCE
Overall this is a real piece of history. Please serious buyers only. I tried to
the very best of my ability to describe honestly the condition of this item.
Istrive to be top seller and wish to remain that way.My standing is important to
me. So please look carefully at the pics and if you need to ask me anything
do !
Thanx. I alsohave several other rare and classic trumpets and cornets and saxesto sell.
Some veryinteresting Conns and other brands. From the era 1900-to early1960\'swhen they built \'emlike tanks !!
SEE MY RECORD and other items I am a straight shooter !
