Beck Brass Works

Instruments for Sale

Lawson Fourier - Made in Boonsboro MD by the Lawson family. This horn is a great playing accoustic master piece. The horn is in raw brass and showes signs of some etch in areas. Plays very well, as all Lawsons do. This is a great deal on a professional quality horn. - $7,900

Alexander 103 - This is a vintage 103 that has been nickel plated. The valves have recently been re-built by Beck Brass Works and have good compression. Horn plays well and has that destinctave 103 sound. - $4998

Conn-Geyer Schmidt - Interesting engraving on the bell stating Conn-Geyer Schmidt. Horn playes well and has had the piston change valve re-built. The horn is in good shape and is raw brass. - $4,200

Lawson Deskant - Exceptional horn in almost new condition made in Boonsboro MD for a professional player in DC. This horn has excellent compression in the valves. Comes with an extra slide to put it in "A" as well as an other stop arm to switch it to stand in F and an extra slide with valve to put the horn in "F". Comes with origional Lawson case and case cover. -$7,995

Alexander 103 - A great German classic!!! This horn is in excellent condition. It is believed to be from the 1960-70's and features a cut bell with a nickel silver ring. The horns is raw brass and has had the valve recently rebuilt. The compression is excellent and the horn playes very well partially due to the new Beck leadpipe being installed. The horn comes with an Alexander cut bell case. - $5600

Finke Americus Double- This horn is in excellent condition. It is in lacquered brass and has a cut bell. The pipe is also removable. This is a great horn at a fantastic price. - $5,500

Yamaha 567 - Great student horn that’s easy to play and center notes. The horn shows some age, bell tail damage small dings here that there, from being previously owned but still has good valves and good intonation. - $1800

Alexander 103 - This horn has seen only professional playing in it's life and was selected by it's previous owner from Germany in the late 1950's. The horn has a few patches in the normal hand grab areas on the bell tail and first branch as well as some typical dents here and there and is furnished in raw brass. The valves should be re-built. The horn still has a classic sound and character. -$2,700

Holton Farkas - This horn was selected by John Barrows in 1968 for his student to purchase from the factory. Included in the sale is the origional bill of sale stating Barrow's selected it.SOLD

Hill Triple -SOLD

Yamaha 2335 trumpet - SOLD

Scherzer Horn -SOLD

Bach Stradivarious 37 -SOLD

Bach Stradivarious 72 Lightweight -SOLD

Conn - Schmidt model - SOLD

Yamaha 667VS - SOLD

Carl Geyer - SOLD