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    • bobmiller1969
      bobmiller1969 last edited by

      Hello, Everyone! My wife and I were vendors at the Atlantic City Tattoo Expo this past weekend. No. We aren't tattoo artists. My wife reads Tarot, and we co-own a small shop that sells crystals, incense, spiritual items...

      Anyway, we did fairly well at the Expo, but I spent most of my share on some new ink. What do you think? -Bob

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      Bob Miller, Mays Landing, NJ
      buddhabellymuteco.com
      1968-'69 Selmer Deville - ACB TA1+
      1967 (?) Couesnon Trumpet
      Late 60's - Early 70's Couesnon Paris Flugelhorn - ACB TA1F+

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      • Kehaulani
        Kehaulani Credentialed Professional last edited by Kehaulani

        Nice Tat. I've seen some horrendous disasters. That tattoo artist did a good job.

        Benge 3X
        Martin Committee
        Getzen Capri Cornet
        Adams F-1 Flugelhorn

        "If you don't live it, it won't come out of your horn."
        Charlie Parker

        "Even if I could play like Wynton Marsalis, I wouldn't play like Wynton Marsalis."
        Chet Baker

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        • administrator
          administrator Global Moderator last edited by

          What model of trumpet is that? It looks like maybe a Conn?

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            administrator Global Moderator @bobmiller1969 last edited by

            @bobmiller1969 said in New Ink!:

            Hello, Everyone! My wife and I were vendors at the Atlantic City Tattoo Expo this past weekend. No. We aren't tattoo artists. My wife reads Tarot, and we co-own a small shop that sells crystals, incense, spiritual items...

            Anyway, we did fairly well at the Expo, but I spent most of my share on some new ink. What do you think? -Bob

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            I'm not personally interested in obtaining any tattoos, but I agree with you, that is a very simple, clean, design. Nicely done.

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            • bobmiller1969
              bobmiller1969 @Kehaulani last edited by

              @kehaulani Thanks! I plan on going back to her for more soon.

              Bob Miller, Mays Landing, NJ
              buddhabellymuteco.com
              1968-'69 Selmer Deville - ACB TA1+
              1967 (?) Couesnon Trumpet
              Late 60's - Early 70's Couesnon Paris Flugelhorn - ACB TA1F+

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              • bobmiller1969
                bobmiller1969 @administrator last edited by

                @administrator It's my '69 Selmer DeVille. I sent the artist a photo, and said to just do her thing.

                Bob Miller, Mays Landing, NJ
                buddhabellymuteco.com
                1968-'69 Selmer Deville - ACB TA1+
                1967 (?) Couesnon Trumpet
                Late 60's - Early 70's Couesnon Paris Flugelhorn - ACB TA1F+

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                • barliman2001
                  barliman2001 Global Moderator @bobmiller1969 last edited by

                  @bobmiller1969 Still, the pure black and white design appealed to me more than the coloured-in version. But at least it is something you and others can connect to. If you're happy, then I'm happy for you.
                  The only tattoo I might allow myself would be a saxophone... somewhere round the back...

                  Courtois Balanced
                  Courtois D
                  Olds Recording
                  Buescher Aristocrat
                  Gaudet C
                  Selmer G
                  Courtois 154 Flugelhorn
                  Besson International Bb cornet
                  Courtois Bb cornet
                  B&H Sovereign Soprano Cornet
                  B&H Sovereign trombone
                  Willy Garreis trombone
                  Weltklang Euph

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                  • Newell Post
                    Newell Post last edited by

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                    Bb: Bach 180S37G (05), Mercedes (80)
                    Vintage: Committee (54), Recording (59), Super (49), Getzen Severinsen (66)
                    C: Kanstul 1510, Constellation
                    D/Eb: Getzen Eterna
                    Cornet: Schilke XA1, Yamaha Neo Eb
                    Flugel: Kanstul 1525, Yamaha 625
                    Conch shell in F

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