Hi all: While eagerly awaiting the delivery of my new Reynolds Chambers for college that fall and having lost the use of the school horn I was using, a friend (now deceased) loaned me his Linz to use in the interim. This was in 1960, so I am guessing a post-war manufacture, probably in the early to middle 50's. As best I can remember, it was ns, a dead copy of a 6-D, and it was heavy! All that was inscribed on the bell was Linz Artist. I don't remember any indication as to country of origin, and I assumed it was Austrian, German, or maybe Czech.
I am surprised that after all these years I can still come up with these sometimes not so useless tidbits. :-) Dennis H. In a message dated 5/31/04 4:14:21 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Since "made in Italy" seems to have been written on the horn in > englisch, it probably means the horn was made for export to the USA or > England, wherever it was made. _______________________________________________ post: [EMAIL PROTECTED] set your options at http://music.memphis.edu/mailman/options/horn/archive%40jab.org
