"Elkhart" euph/bari

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WakinAZ
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"Elkhart" euph/bari

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Is this a Holton or Buescher or...?

I'm thinking euph might be an easier transition for Jr. from t-bone until he's ready for a real horn - heh. Any thoughts on this one?

Eric "not a euph guy" L.
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I am pretty sure that the Elkhart is a Conn stencil. This horn looks about identical to my 1932 Pan American. If the valves are in good shape, these are great horns.

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Thanks, Doug. Anyone else have experience with this make of horn? I understand the name "Elkhart" was thrown around in various forms by several manufacturers, so Conn does not surprise me.

Eric "who may or may not have a snipe bid in on this one" L.
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There were apparently more than one instrument company named "Elkhart"; the New Langwill lists one that merged with Buescher, and one that merged with Martin.

Here is the Horn-u-copia "Elkhart" section
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