Kurohorn (Rotary Flugelhorn) / CLEMENS GLIER / (B♭) Year of manufacture: Unknown Material: Yellow brass Finish: No lacquer Main points of aging/Special notes ・Overall oxidation (due to no lacquer) ・Many small dents overall (see images) ・Distortion of the entrance cross-section of the main tuning slide receiver (no effect on operation) ・1st valve lever height difference (original soldering position error) ・1st valve lever makes a rattling sound etc. ※No case is included. (Will be carefully wrapped in bubble wrap and packed in a cardboard box for shipping) ※No mouthpiece is included. This is a Kurohorn (rotary flugelhorn made for church performances) made by CLEMENS GLIER in Markneukirchen, the center of musical instrument manufacturing in Germany. I acquired this instrument for research purposes, but as I have no opportunity to use it in performance, I am selling it as part of a decluttering effort. As shown in the images, there are many small dents overall due to aging, but there are no critical dents or solder separation, and each rotary valve and tuning slide moves. Although it may not be very familiar in Japan, it has a more rustic sound than a regular flugelhorn and a charming appearance.