Pretty typical dings and dents but if the valves are good this one might be a good value:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/REYNOLDS-BRASS- ... 3a9a9eb32b" target="_blank
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Dan Schultz
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Current 'stable'... Rudolf Meinl 5/4, Marzan (by Willson) euph, King 2341, Alphorn, and other strange stuff.
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tbn.al
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Re: Might Be A Good 'un!
That is the same as an O-99 is it not?
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Donn
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Re: Might Be A Good 'un!
More exactly the same than the one photo on the contemporacorner.com site, which is supposed to be a late '60s TB-10. That one appears to have the same valve section (up to a point - has only 3 valves), but the typical ring around the bell and a couple other joint-like rings visible above it.
Maybe this is the TB-091, from the '70s. Same description: "Contempora BB♭ Student Tuba | Fixed upright bell | Valves: four (4) pistons | Finish: highly polished brass with baked epoxy finish".
They don't attach the "Symphony" name to any particular model there, but it does appear in a quote from a '50s catalogue.
Maybe this is the TB-091, from the '70s. Same description: "Contempora BB♭ Student Tuba | Fixed upright bell | Valves: four (4) pistons | Finish: highly polished brass with baked epoxy finish".
They don't attach the "Symphony" name to any particular model there, but it does appear in a quote from a '50s catalogue.