Unusual musical find

Mudslide

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I was quite puzzled at first while digging this- it sure was shiny and silver, but what the heck......?
It would appear that some poor French Hornist lost their mouthpiece in the park after a concert. You wonder how this sizable shiny thing went unnoticed on the ground long enough for it to sink a couple of inches! ::)
 

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You just never know what you will dig up these days.
 

That's neat. You could make a candlestick holder from it, or put it in your ear when you start to lose your hearing. I'm sure there are many uses for it. ;)

mgdigger said:
found a couple of my self.?

Wow, are you a clone, mgdigger? Post a picture of them. ;D
 

That's neat mud....

Nana ;)

And haupin.....somebody sabotaged your avatar! LOL! :D
 

Neat find,,, you would have thought someone would have seen something that big...

And haupin.....somebody sabotaged your avatar! LOL!
I didn't even notice it until I read that.... too funny.
 

It's a "Vincent Bach 18" mouthpiece for the French Horn. It's probably considered a student, rather than a professional mouthpiece. I believe they are silver-plated. Maybe some kid who was being forced to take lessons and be in the band, by their parents, buried it on purpose! ;)
 

You're not gonna believe this but I also found silver things...Front one is beat up and appears to be solid silver,says CONN 4...Back one says VINCENT BACH 7C....both are quite heavy on the mouth end.
 

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Mud.

that piece is probably "solid silver",

I'm not positive but,

a LOT (in fact most) pieces like that are solid silver,

I'd bet $$ that it is!

Nice find,

HH

Lonewolfe
 

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