Happy Tuesday Tuesday. The Museum features a Conn, EE flat helicon, 3 piston, 1898.
Serial #: 65669
Bell Diameter 15.5”, Bore Size .620.
Comments:
“MADE BY / C.G. CONN / ELKHART / IND / – AND – / NEW YORK” on bell. Floral engraving around identification marks. “65669” on second valve.
https://simonettitubacollection.com/ins ... helicon-4/
Tuba Tuesday: Conn, EE flat helicon, 3 piston, 1898
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Tuba Tuesday: Conn, EE flat helicon, 3 piston, 1898
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Re: Tuba Tuesday: Conn, EE flat helicon, 3 piston, 1898
I know Conn bought the Fiske factory in Worcester in the late 1800s, but what was their connection to New York?
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Re: Tuba Tuesday: Conn, EE flat helicon, 3 piston, 1898
Thanks—looks like it was a store at 23 East Fourteenth Street. Currently occupied by a Wendy's and Taco Bell!
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