double belled euphonium with 5 rotors!

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double belled euphonium with 5 rotors!

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I'm glad I'm going back through the Facebook Archives. I don't remember seeing this one when I visited, but it's really cool

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Re: double belled euphonium with 5 rotors!

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Re: double belled euphonium with 5 rotors!

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Beautiful engraving! Never seen one with rotors before.
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Re: double belled euphonium with 5 rotors!

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Looks like something that Raffayolo might have played on:
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I'd be curious to know who actually made it (Harry Coleman was an importer, IIRC).
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