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Bach 18, in excellent condition, includes mouthpiece pouch. $40 TYD (to your door!)
As far as I can tell, the only mark is some sort of line on the side of the rim... Purely cosmetic, and really just super light. Not a new mouthpiece, but sure doesn't seem like it was ever used more than a few times. Maybe I can polish off a bit more tarnish, but it's ready to go.
Last edited by bort2.0 on Sun Jun 06, 2021 12:20 am, edited 2 times in total.
Probably the cheapest domestic shipping-WITH-insurance is USPS...
either the smallest Priority box, or a Priority padded envelope...around $8.XX, and includes UP TO (serendipitously) $50 insurance.
Otherwise, one of those very small/generic padded envelopes (1st Class/NO insurance, but tracking AVAILABLE...if you take it to the counter) would probably be around $5 - $6.
bloke wrote: ↑Tue May 25, 2021 6:17 am
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Otherwise, one of those very small/generic padded envelopes (1st Class/NO insurance, but tracking AVAILABLE...if you take it to the counter) would probably be around $5 - $6.
I also use a small padded envelope to ship a mouthpiece. But I refuse line at the PO. Life is too short for that! I use PayPal (or another shipping software package) to print a label and just leave it on the PO counter. First Class, trackable but not insured, for about $4.
Tom Rice www.superfinecases.com
Currently playing...
1973 Mirafone 184 BBb
1972 Böhm & Meinl Marzan BBb
For whatever reason, the USPS website won't allow me to print 1st Class postage from their website...
...and not even 1st Class International.
In the past, I was able to do this.
We have a couple of 1-man, 2-man, and 3-man post offices around here (albeit they're are 8 - 15 miles away, though it only consumes 8 - 15 minutes of time to get to any of them), and there are rarely more than a couple people in line. At one or two of those places, I have to remember that (being one-man) they close for lunch.
bloke wrote: ↑Tue May 25, 2021 6:17 am
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Otherwise, one of those very small/generic padded envelopes (1st Class/NO insurance, but tracking AVAILABLE...if you take it to the counter) would probably be around $5 - $6.
I also use a small padded envelope to ship a mouthpiece. But I refuse line at the PO. Life is too short for that! I use PayPal (or another shipping software package) to print a label and just leave it on the PO counter. First Class, trackable but not insured, for about $4.
Never thought about walking it to the counter. I sent one out to MA about 2 weeks ago. I swear they don’t scan things at all.
I just mailed something else from the PO this morning.
This branch:
* 2 miles from home
* rarely has a line
* super friendly people that work there
* free packing tape if you need it
* easy parking
* not in Minneapolis
bort2.0 wrote: ↑Wed May 26, 2021 10:37 am
I just mailed something else from the PO this morning.
This branch:
* 2 miles from home
* super friendly people that work there
* free packing tape if you need it
Yeah, that never describes the PO off of Sylvan Way in Bremerton, WA. They NEVER offer free packing tape. So I’m more inclined to use the Tracyton one. I really miss the one off of Shore Drive in Norfolk, VA. Just a super retired Navy guy.
