Vintage Horn Eye Candy

[aTrumpetdude]

@GeorgeB
Yeah those are called Conn Visible Embouchure mouthpieces, I think they were standard in the kit because I had another 2b with one. They have a red Bakelite cup that could unscrew from the backbore, presumably you could have different cup sizes.

[flugelgirl]

@aTrumpetdude said in Vintage Horn Eye Candy:

@GeorgeB
Yeah those are called Conn Visible Embouchure mouthpieces, I think they were standard in the kit because I had another 2b with one. They have a red Bakelite cup that could unscrew from the backbore, presumably you could have different cup sizes.
These Mpcs sometimes sell for more than the 22Bs do! They generally sell from $80-110, and I paid $10 for my 22B

[Kehaulani]

VINTAGE HORN EYE CANDY?

[Dr GO]

@Kehaulani said in Vintage Horn Eye Candy:

VINTAGE HORN EYE CANDY?

I don't see it.

[aTrumpetdude]

1950 NY Bach Strad 38 closet queen, not even one ding on it, original valves pop like a new Schilke

[Kehaulani]

@Dr-GO said in Vintage Horn Eye Candy:

VINTAGE HORN EYE CANDY?
I don't see it.

What don't you see?

[OldSchoolEuph]

@aTrumpetdude said in Vintage Horn Eye Candy:

1950 NY Bach Strad 38 closet queen, not even one ding on it, original valves pop like a new Schilke

Is that a French bead? or is it just the camera lens making that rim look semi-flat?

[GeorgeB]

@OldSchoolEuph said in [Vintage Horn Eye Candy](/post/9938

Is that a French bead? or is it just the camera lens making that rim look semi-flat?

I was wondering that, too as it looks similar to the bells on my Selmers.

[Dr GO]

@Kehaulani said in Vintage Horn Eye Candy:

@Dr-GO said in Vintage Horn Eye Candy:

VINTAGE HORN EYE CANDY?
I don't see it.

What don't you see?

Any candy!

[aTrumpetdude]

@OldSchoolEuph
Must just be the camera angle, seems fairly standard Bach to me.

[Brian Moon]

@flugelgirl That's pretty cool.

If someone posts their H.N. White mini Liberty that would just be plain mean.

[Bob Pixley]

@Brian-Moon
I’ve held one before. Does that count?...

[Mike Ansberry]

@aTrumpetdude said in Vintage Horn Eye Candy:

1926 Conn 2b kit.. Gold plated with fully engraved bell.

More pictures, please!

[grune]

@Dr-GO said in Vintage Horn Eye Candy:

@Kehaulani said in Vintage Horn Eye Candy:

VINTAGE HORN EYE CANDY?

I don't see it.

IF you look real close, you should see a bugle.

[Kehaulani]

@grune said in Vintage Horn Eye Candy:

@Dr-GO said in Vintage Horn Eye Candy:

@Kehaulani said in Vintage Horn Eye Candy:

VINTAGE HORN EYE CANDY?

I don't see it.

IF you look real close, you should see a bugle.

LOL!

[Dr GO]

@grune said in Vintage Horn Eye Candy:

I don't see it.

IF you look real close, you should see a bugle.

Ahhh... Got it. It appears ALL THAT WARPING was hiding that twisted nugget.

[Brian Moon]

@Bob-Pixley Not mean to me Bob. I've played a couple. One was absolutely the best piccolo I had ever played at the time. It might still be. IT WAS OWNED BY A CIRCUS CLOWN. I asked if he would sell it but he said that it was part of his act so he couldn't. AAAARGHHHH!!!!!

[aTrumpetdude]

@Mike-Ansberry

Here is a close up of some of the bell the bell engraving. There is a cherub sitting on a snail if you can find it.

[J. Jericho]

@grune said in Vintage Horn Eye Candy:

@Dr-GO said in Vintage Horn Eye Candy:

@Kehaulani said in Vintage Horn Eye Candy:

VINTAGE HORN EYE CANDY?

I don't see it.

IF you look real close, you should see a bugle.

I thought the purpose of the picture is to eye Candy. That is her name, right?

[Dr GO]

@J-Jericho said in Vintage Horn Eye Candy:

@grune said in Vintage Horn Eye Candy:

@Dr-GO said in Vintage Horn Eye Candy:

@Kehaulani said in Vintage Horn Eye Candy:

VINTAGE HORN EYE CANDY?

I don't see it.

IF you look real close, you should see a bugle.

I thought the purpose of the picture is to eye Candy. That is her name, right?

Eye?... don't know for sure.