Portland CL: German Rotary CC
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TheHatTuba
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Re: Portland CL: German Rotary CC
Had one of these for a while. Light weight, pretty kranz, easy to hold.
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Re: Portland CL: German Rotary CC
I think those big, wide kranzes are very cool.
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Re: Portland CL: German Rotary CC
Why stop there? Just make the whole bell out of a kranz!
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Re: Portland CL: German Rotary CC
@TheBerlinerTuba
This is the C model of which I spoke which uses the same bell as the B&S Symphonie F bell.
I can't make out anything regarding the export name engraved on this particular one...I could take a wild guess at "Weltklang"...(??)
This is the C model of which I spoke which uses the same bell as the B&S Symphonie F bell.
I can't make out anything regarding the export name engraved on this particular one...I could take a wild guess at "Weltklang"...(??)
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