The signal bugle, a nostalgic instrument for those who know it well. It has been used to convey signals in the military, fire departments, Self-Defense Forces, and other organizations. It doesn't have pistons, and the only notes it can produce are the natural overtones of Do-So-Do-Mi-So-Do. It has a simple structure, similar to a trumpet with no valves pressed. Those who can play scales with just the mouthpiece might be able to play songs! Like other brass instruments, it's made by coiling the tubing. Bugles are typically three-coil (three-turn) or two-coil (two-turn), with these two types being the most common. A cord (lanyard) is wrapped around the body. It's also used as a hanging strap for easy transport, and the decoration is beautiful. There are two types of mouthpiece attachments; this one uses a straight mouthpiece, just like a regular brass instrument. ■J.Michael J. Michael ATR-150A Signal Bugle Outlet ■Key of G ■Three-turn ■Mouthpiece: Straight type ■Bell size = approx. 125mm ■Bell: Yellow brass ■Clear lacquer finish ■Set: Bugle body, mouthpiece, cleaning cloth, red cord, tassel Please check the photos for any scratches, etc.