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Happy Tuba Tuesday. Today, the Museum features a Lyon and Healy, EE flat tuba, 3 piston, ca.1915.


Serial #: P17126

Bell Diameter 16”, Bore Size .625, Height 30.5”.

Comments:

“REGIMENTAL / LINE / MODEL A. / LYON & HEALEY / Exclusive -Distributors / CHICAGO” on bell.



https://simonettitubacollection.com/ins ... -3-piston/

Conn-ish, yes?

Yes, I concur....

bisontuba wrote: ↑Tue Mar 04, 2025 1:17 pm Yes, I concur....

Don't you mean Conn-cur?

I'll show myself out...

Nothing wring with being conncise...

Was the owner a Conn Man?

Always remember the wise words of Conn-fucius....

Appears to be an untouched original & not a modified Conn*E*cti*Cut version, but an all original EEb. And I’m not Ly.on and don’t call me Healy, but let’s not Harp on that. Con-n.ot determine if it was ever owned by Conn*ie, but I hear Chicago was her kind of town - where she once saw the surprise of her life - a man dancing with his own wife. But then again it’s a toddling kind of town - Chicago is. Conn u believe it or not.

Of course, Conn had to have an Artist line of products. I'm always amused every time I hear a reference to a Conn Artist instrument.

The "P17126" serial number would put it at 1920, according to the Loyalist.