$2,600
Hammig Piccolo 650/2
Item Details:
- City: Baytown
- State/Province: Texas
- Country: United States
- Zip/Postal Code: 77523
- Expires: This ad has expired
Item Description:
Hammig Piccolo Model 650/2 – Handmade Granadilla wood piccolo with a mechanism constructed of nickel-silver heavily coated with pure silver headjoint, Hammig Cut. Straubinger pads
Cost new $3,995.00
Daughter used in Symphony band during high school now in college time to sell.
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Hello. I am interested in the Hammig. But have a few questions.
1. You said it was used in Symphony Band. Was it strictly used indoors for Symphonic Band? Or was it used outside at all?
2. When was it purchased and have you had any Clean Oil Adjustments (COAs) on the instrument?
Thank you!
Jaime Santucci