https://ebay.com/itm/273592391405

and
https://ebay.com/itm/323631249379

as well as
https://ebay.com/itm/112975960207

Sorry about the bad joke...
Congrats! Keep us posted on the restoration. Trying to resist temptation myself on the rest of these that are still up for sale.lost wrote:I couldn't help it. I miss my silver mammoth that I sold. This was a lot cheaper than the other mammoths listed. I'll let yall know how it turns out. Who knows? Maybe i'll fix it up and put a 7k price on it!SousaWarrior9 wrote:And another one:
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Glad it worked out for you. Art's horns usually need some work but for what he sells them for you can't get hurt too badly. He's usually open to dickering on price too. I considered buying it but did I really need 2 Mammoth bell front horns.lost wrote:Well it came in the mail today. Former high school horn. I would guess this was dropped sometime in the early 60's because the tenon that hold the recording bell is bent, meaning you can't put on the bell, so you cant use it. Then recording bells went out of fashion, so looks like this was stored and forgotten! The valves look pristine.
The horn has been relatively cared for by a now older generation of students. Not that beat up, but has seen use.
Small hand acid crack where you sit your hand to press valves that needs a patch.
Needs the martin bits, but the little turn screw has been preserved!
Really happy overall. It's always a gamble...