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Old 11-13-2005, 10:38 AM   #1
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Bach Leadpipe?

I recall finding an old leadpipe while visiting Indiana over the summer. I recalled it was a Bach-style reciever, raw brass.

Something I noticed, but it hadnt struck me as weird until now is this:

The letters "20" were on the reciever.

Now, I can't remember seeing Strads today with the leadpipe types engraved on the reciever. I also cant remember "20" leadpipes....

Thoughts, anyone?

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Every Bach leadpipe that isn't a standard 25 pipe has the number stamped on the reciever. I don't know of a 20 pipe, the ones Bach makes now are 6, 7, 25-O, 43, 44, 25LR, 43LR.

Maybe it was a Kanstul copy of something.
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Re: Bach Leadpipe?

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I recall finding an old leadpipe while visiting Indiana over the summer. I recalled it was a Bach-style reciever, raw brass.

Something I noticed, but it hadnt struck me as weird until now is this:

The letters "20" were on the reciever.

Now, I can't remember seeing Strads today with the leadpipe types engraved on the reciever. I also cant remember "20" leadpipes....

Thoughts, anyone?

Van
I have a Selmer/Bach 25th Anniversary model Strad with the FIGURES (not letters ) 19 on the leadpipe...I have never been able to find out any info about it....someone did suggest it may be a Blackburn leadpipe.
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Old 11-14-2005, 03:28 PM   #4
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I'll email Mr. Schultz (the guy with this pipe in a box), and see what he wants for it.

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