On Saturday, February 3, 2018 at 10:30:40 PM UTC-5,
vikingm...@gmail.com wrote:
On Friday, 25 June 1999 01:00:00 UTC-6, John Brock wrote:
Mine has the same missing serial number and B & F too. I found on a page some where that they were built by "Lyon & Healy" so that's not it either. Very mysterious.
John Brock
Donald L. Winters <donald.l.winters@vanderbilt.edu> wrote in message news:3773AD6F.4B82DFC0@vanderbilt.edu...
This describes the construction of my Gautier as well. I have only one bit, which is exactly the dimensions you note. I assumed that since the "crossover" allowed for the appropriate reduction in tubing length when the horn was in B-flat that no other bit was necessary. Does your horn carry a serial number? Mine does not. Also, have you figured out what the "B & F" inscription on the middle valve casing means?
Don Winters
Hi Guys, I have a Gautier as well. The B and F refers to Bohland and Fuchs, made in Czechslovakia. http://www.horn-u-copia.net/Reference/display.php
I have a Gaulier Virtuoso tenor trombone in B Flat, with tuning slide extension pieces to put it in A. I'd be interested in selling it if anyone is interested. Slide is in good shape. Usual dents.
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Frank Eliot
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