Vincent Bach Stradivarius Model 42 F-attachment Brass Tenor Trombone on 2040-motos

US $92

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Meridian, Idaho, United States

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This was a students used trombone. Typical wear and tear from normal use. Minor blemishes but nothing major. Had been cleaned at home but not by professional. Slides are all smooth. Includes Bach 5b mouthpiece. Case is missing handle.

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