423.22

Slide trumpet sounding in F in present state. Main tubing of copper except upper part of mouthpipe. Brass spring box, upper part of mouthpipe, slide and stays. Silver ball (pommel), sleeves, slide touchpiece and bell garland. No crooks or shanks. Mouthpiece, with silver rim, contemporary. Clock spring slide return mechanism. The ball is hallmarked, but the mark illegible. The sleeves have spirally fluted centres and ends of conventional design. The bell garland is inscribed and decorated with rose, shamrock and thistle design. Some denting in bell and mouthpipe. Stamped: Chas. Pace No.2 Crown Street, Westminster, London.

object
MUSEUM NUMBER
14.5.47/229
Date
1830 - 1834
PLACE
COLLECTION
MEASUREMENTS
overall: 640 mm x 170 mm; bell: 115 mm
MATERIAL/TECHNIQUE
metal; flint
CATEGORY
Musical Instruments
LOCATION
Music Gallery > Side D - Listening to Order > Case D2 - Classification
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