F Cavalry Trumpet. A Trumpet is a brass wind instrument with predominately
cylindrical tubing.
Ends in a flare, usually shaped like a bell (i.e. a Bell). The mouthpiece itself
is a trumpet, and sound energy in
the form of waves exits the mouthpiece and goes into the trumpet. Trumpet =
natural trumpet, baroque trumpet,
no valves trumpet, CAVALRY trumpet. The lower pitched trumpet is easier to play
whilst mounted and moving.
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F Trumpet in Brass with Garland |
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F Trumpet with Crook and cord loops. European style. |
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F Trumpet, Cupro Nickel garland. |
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F Trumpet, the 'curly cue bugle' |
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F Trumpet from Klemm (Hiram Keasey) |
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F Trumpet from Klemm, 1864 |
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F, McFadden, Syracuse, NY |
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F Trumpet, Artillery Cord |
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1880's Wurlitzer F Trumpet |
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