This Tuba Tuesday the Museum features a York, Monster, Model 66, EE flat tuba, 3 piston, c.1925.
The bell diameter is 19.5”, .654 bore and 32” tall.
On the bell, it says: “J.W. YORK & SONS / Grand Rapids / Mich.” on bell. Floral engraving around identification marks.
https://simonettitubacollection.com/ins ... -piston-2/
Tuba Tuesday: York, Monster, Model 66, EE flat tuba, 3 piston, c.1925
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Tuba Tuesday: York, Monster, Model 66, EE flat tuba, 3 piston, c.1925
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Re: Tuba Tuesday: York, Monster, Model 66, EE flat tuba, 3 piston, c.1925
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If it’s tourist season, why can’t we shoot them?
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Re: Tuba Tuesday: York, Monster, Model 66, EE flat tuba, 3 piston, c.1925
Fixed..thanks…that will teach me not to do this without my glasses on…windshieldbug wrote: ↑Tue Nov 15, 2022 10:13 am Sorry to stick my nose in, but the York EEb shown above is the wrong one... the URL is, however for the 66.