This bassdrum pedal is in used but good condition and is 100% playable in a professional setting. Also included are several Rogers percussion publications. Both were released in the 1970s.

This basedrum pedal and corresponding publication were both released in 1969 and the pedal is in good used condition and is perfectly playable in a professional setting.

Yamaha wooden clarinet, Japanese made, model in the 34’s due to it being wood, unknown model number. Possibly grenadilla wood. Completely redone, repadded, etc, put in new case, Great, like new condition. Minimum 20 years old.

Like new with case

This intricate music box is carved in mahogany or another dark wood, with carvings of dancers and cherubs. It plays 11 inch Regina discs on a single comb mechanism. The sound quality is good and the mechanism appears to be in working order. There are some slight scuffs on the outside edges of the case. Along with the music box are dozens of 11" Regina discs in a variety of old songs and hymns. 19.5 inches wide, 12 inches tall, 16 inches deep.

Mandolin was made in Germany and has original C,H. Bohem plackard inside the sound box. Original finish and case with tuner instrument.Five strings with mother of pearl inlay between frets.

This is a very old and rare Sonor marching drum that was created in 1891. Has some wear but is still in good condition.

Rogers Dynasonic Snare Drum in good condition and playable in a professional setting. Chrome plated brass. I believe it was created in approx 1969.

Bought in about 1970 used

Stratocaster guitar

Double horn made by Daniel Rauch, standard Geyer style horn Serial number 312 Material: yellow brass The horn was custom made for professional horn player in Spain, and brought there in 2005 by Daniel Rauch himself. Ruach used to make around 14 horns a year, there are only 432 Rauch horns in the world, very rare horns. Rauch already retired. I purchased in 2017 for $19,000 USD and have been actively playing it.

Serial number: 1406 MC Material: nickel bronze Detachable bell with Alexander ring, Kruspe style wrapping It is a custom-made horn circa early 2000s, the maker Walter Lawson retired in 2006 and passed away in 2007. It is one of his last horns. The weight of the horn is on the heavier side, but not the heaviest Lawson horn. I purchased in 2015 for $10,000 USD, actively used for 2 years. Then well maintained while not in use. This horn plays beautifully and evenly throughout all ranges, it has a warm and big sound. The lower register is especially easy to center and very powerful.