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POST CIVIL WAR BRASS BUGLE
$250.00 SOLD
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Item Code: 108-435
Bugle is entirely made of brass and still has the original detachable mouthpiece. Body has single curl and two rings for attaching a cord. The body exhibits many small dents along with two or three major ones. It is still playable. Meas. approx. 19.50 inches from bell edge to top of mouthpiece. No makers mark.
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