I've decided to put my beloved Copeland A whistle up for sale. Since I don't use it much, I would rather see someone else enjoy it. It is in excellent condition - minor surface scratches, but no dents. Rarely played.
Asking $290.00.
If interested, email me at kjfavilla@gmail.com.
Update: I just cleaned and polished 'er up a bit and see that there are some minor surface scratches, but nothing that would affect its playability. Nonetheless, I've reduced the asking price accordingly.
SOLD: Copeland A Brass - WITH PICS!
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SOLD: Copeland A Brass - WITH PICS!
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It is a simple (and acceptable?) way to get your thread back to the top of the heap without saying anything useful!The Whistle Collector wrote:im sorry, but what is a bump or a shamless bump? is it where nobody is answering the post so you type in bump to get it back to the top? that is what i am figuring out it is. am i wrong?
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