Stolen Instrument
United States
Posted: 06 May 2017
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Conn 8D screw bell conversion with dimes and unique thumb string
Stolen: 04 May 2017 - 9:30 pm - St. Paul MN
My horn was stolen May 4 2017 in St. Paul MN. It is a Conn 8d with detachable bell conversion to fit Lawson bell flares. The bell flare had the lacquer removed from the outside but not the inside. The thumb linkage was converted to the Osmun string linkage (little unique). It has 3 mercury dimes soldered to the finger levers from the 1940s. The serial number is 5 670094. The case was the protect ipac backpack case with the orange stitching.
Description of Instrument:
My horn was stolen May 4 2017 in St. Paul MN. It is a Conn 8d with detachable bell conversion to fit Lawson bell flares. The bell flare had the lacquer removed from the outside but not the inside. The thumb linkage was converted to the Osmun string linkage (little unique). It has 3 mercury dimes soldered to the finger levers from the 1940s. The serial number is 5 670094. The case was the protect ipac backpack case with the orange stitching.
Owner:
Branden Asplund
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