1959 Martin Committee De Luxe Trumpet .452 Bore #2 Medium Overhauled For Sale

1959 Martin Committee De Luxe Trumpet .452 Bore #2 Medium Overhauled
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1959 Martin Committee De Luxe Trumpet .452 Bore #2 Medium Overhauled:
$1234.00

Martin Committee De Luxe Bb Trumpet

Manufacturer : Martin Band Instrument Company, Elkhart, Indiana, USAModel : Committee De Luxe. .452 model #2 bore, 1st valve trigger, solid nickel valves with hard nickel plating, nickel silver slides and parts.Serial Number : 207597 Built in 1959. These trumpets between serial numbers 140000 and 210000 are considered most valuable and highly sought after.Repairs Done : This instrument has been beautifully restored to like new original condition. With the exception of the 2nd valve finger button, it is all original. There were two dents in the bell crook and 3rd slide crook that had to be patched. It was repaired so masterfully, that the patches are not noticeable to the untrained eye and virtually look like they are part of the original instrument. Included in the restoration are rebuilt valves and relacquer with special attention to the engraving detail on the bell. Condition : Like new condition. Items Included : Original case in average condition. Free shipping in USA only. Please contact us for an international quote before offerding. We will not cancel transactions on international purchases if shipping is not included at time of payment.Over the years, thousands of children have learned to play an instrument at Hauer Music and that tradition continues today. Some of our students are third and even forth generation students. As a full service independent music store, we\'re one of the largest aroundwith everything from accordions and harps to xylophones and Zildjian cymbals and a large display of grand pianos including some world class restored classics. Hauer Music is a full service repair and restoration center. We work on all brands, types and styles of musical instruments. All repairs from minor adjustments to major overhauls such as new instrument pieces, complete refinishing, new necks etc, and will be treated with great care and attention in the most timely manner allowed. Symphony players and professional musicians alike call our repair shop their choice for instrument repairs. Notable performers such as Doc Severenson and Wynton Marsalis count on Hauer Music\'s expert technicians while in the area. If you can\'t find the information you\'re looking for please call or write. One of ourexperienced staff will be able to help you. Thanks for thinking of Hauer Music. NOTES: IF YOU ARE A BUYER IN THE STATE OF OHIO IT IS REQUIRED BY LAW FOR US TO ADD 7.25% SALES TAX TO YOUR INVOICE.SECURITY NOTE: WE OCCASIONALLY MAKE SECOND CHANCE OFFERS. WE ONLY SUBMIT THESE OFFERS FROM OUR DOMAIN SERVER EMAIL LIST. WE DO NOT HAVE OUTSIDE SALES REPS. DO NOT ACCEPT SOLICITATIONS FROM ANY OTHER EMAIL ADDRESSES!

If you need to contact Hauer Music, we can be reached at the following:

Barb Tucker, Sales Hauer Music, 528 Miamisburg-Centerville Road, Centerville, OH 45459

(937) 222-2815 (800) 544-2837 (800 54HAUER)

Hours of operation: M-F 10am - 8pm EST, SA 10am - 6pm




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On Nov-01-14 at 07:07:48 PDT, seller added the following information:

PLEASE FORGIVE OUR ERROR IN THE DESCRIPTION. THERE IS NO 1ST VALVE TRIGGER. ALSO, THE PATCHES WERE TO COVER TWO SMALL PIN HOLES THAT NEEDED TO BE PATCHED, NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH THE TWO SMALL DENTS (NO PATCHES).



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