1939 The Martin Committee Handcraft  / 1st `transitional ` version  of Committee Handcraft with GOLDBRASS bell !!

serial # 132xxx


One of the rarest Martin Committee models, produced for only a few months in 1939. All parts are original . A beautiful Lifton case . Besides its excellent musical qualities, it is also a very good investment.


We have never seen a 1st version of Committee with goldbrass bell !!


Legions of jazz trumpeters consider the Martin Committee a vital addition to any serious horn collection. Dizzy Gillespie's first upward-bent bell was on a Committee. Miles Davis played one all his life. Chris Botti has compared his acquisition of an early one to finding a rare Jaguar or Porsche. Chet Baker, Art Farmer, Maynard Ferguson, Al Hirt, "Blue" Mitchell, Red Rodney, Clark Terry ... all those cats wielded a Committee for all or part of their career.


We offer trade ins.


Technical condition: valves and slides move smoothly and lightly, very good compression

Visual condition: no dents, no dings, lacquer finish: without lacquer finish, ,no patches,no corrosion

Finish: instrument without lacquer finish, raw brass

Additional information: overviewed, ultrasonically cleaned,   mouthpiece, Lifton case,


Ready to play.

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