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Thread: January 1918 issue, page 17: two euphs

  1. January 1918 issue, page 17: two euphs

    Harry Nuttall

    Bach Stradivarius New York model 8II tenor trombone #28xx
    Besson New Standard #438xxx
    Besson "Prototype" euphonium #510xx
    Conn 30I Wonderphone double-belled euphonium #327xxx
    Hawkes & Son Excelsior Sonorous #534xx
    Holton Revelation euphonium #753xx
    Holton Revelation euphonium #797xx

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    Maybe it's just my eyesight, but what are we looking for on that page?
    Dave Werden (ASCAP)
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  3. Quote Originally Posted by davewerden View Post
    Maybe it's just my eyesight, but what are we looking for on that page?
    You may have to scroll some, since apparently the link lands you on the wrong page. You want page 17, the photo of the Fort Dodge Band. A double-bell and an upright bell euphonium.
    Harry Nuttall

    Bach Stradivarius New York model 8II tenor trombone #28xx
    Besson New Standard #438xxx
    Besson "Prototype" euphonium #510xx
    Conn 30I Wonderphone double-belled euphonium #327xxx
    Hawkes & Son Excelsior Sonorous #534xx
    Holton Revelation euphonium #753xx
    Holton Revelation euphonium #797xx

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    Thanks for the clarification. Now it makes sense! (It's interesting to see a photo like that with the sections not all standing together.)
    Dave Werden (ASCAP)
    Euphonium Soloist, U.S. Coast Guard Band, retired
    Adams Artist (Adams E3)
    Alliance Mouthpiece (DC3)
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    That upright looks more akin to an Eb tuba...

    DG

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    Okay, I finally saw the picture. At first there was no picture until I reloaded the page. I took a screen shot and inserted below:

    Rick Floyd
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