In article <uji18ltn8ni5a4@corp.supernews.com>,
"Travis Smith" <cypher2@ev1.net> wrote:
I'd have to agree with you on this. Even if this is a student model horn I'd never know it. And also, for being placed around 1900 for a manufacturing date, it is in very good condition. The valves move better, and more smoothly, than my silver strad. Thanks for all the info guys. To think that I picked this thing up for $20.
Travis Smith
Travis,
I doubt the horn is a 1900 model. I do not believe that Pan American instruments
were made much before the 1950s.
I could be wrong,
AL
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