Vintage Conn 4H Artist Trombone with Damaged Case
This was previously owned by the Kansas City, MO, school district and later the University of Missouri-Kansas City. Bell engraving reads, "Made by C.G. Conn Ltd. Elkhart Ind. U.S.A."
Silver plated (worn in spots) with silver plate inside bell. No noticeable dents. Hand slide moves fine (8/10). Sound is bright and clear. No mouthpiece. Case is rough and would need repair or replacement.
SN 211377 made in 1924 or 1925 (per Conn Loyalist)
What Conn said in 1931:
This medium bore Artist Model Trombone is very popular as a solo instrument, and is much used in band work. Its tone, though quite brilliant, has a delicate coloring and sweetness which have given it a large and enthusiastic following. The slide action is very fast, and the fitting of the slides to the stocking is very close, eliminating the slightest chance of leaks; well balanced. Tuning in bell; key of Bb; bore .485; 7" bell.
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