Here are some instruments I have available at present. I'll Try to update this list monthly within my possibilities.

Bach Stradivarius ML 37 nº 693XXX - Bach Bb trumpet serial number 693XXX , done in 2011. Made as a Medium large-bore (Silver) with a #37 bell and #25 leadpipe. Excellent compression (like new). No repairs. Heavy silver loss on valve casing (only there). Silver in 70%

Bach Stradivarius ML 37 CORP - 39XXX - Bach Bb trumpet serial number 39XXX , done in 1966. Probably one of the firts horns of the the new Bach factory in Elkhart, IN. Made as a Medium large-bore with a CORPORATION #37 bell and #25 leadpipe. Excellent compression. No repairs. RAW BRASS in 100% and no nicks, dents or repair work.

Bach Stradivarius ML 37 - 533XXX - Bach Bb trumpet serial number 533XXX , done in 2000. Made as a Medium large-bore (Silver) with a #37 bell and #25 leadpipe. Excellent compression. No repairs. Silver in 95% with some loss in the bell near the top part of the valves.

Bach Stradivarius ML 37 nº 229XXX - Bach Bb trumpet serial number 229XXX , done in 1983. Made as a Medium large-bore (Silver) with a #37 bell and #25 leadpipe. Excellent compression (like bew). Silver with some loss in the contact points. Small slide of third valve, original and in perfect conditions, has sings of being repaired.

Bach Stradivarius 229 - 25H CL – 374XXX - Large bore, (. 462") CL. Bell 229 and leadpipe Herseth, 25H. Silver finish. Like new, original condition of excellent quality.  Built in 1992. As new.

Getzen Eterna Severinsen - Very good trumpet, Pro level, result of the contribution with Doc Severinsen, (http://www.getzen.com/inside/history.shtml). Serial 13XXX, I think it was built around 1973. Free blowing, balanced. Good condition. The famous getzen fast valves.

Scherzer Piccolo - The Interchangeable Leadpipes

This rotary piccolo trumpet comes standard with four leadpipes, 1-A and 3-Bb. The A leadpipe is the standard which is used for converting the instrument to the key of A. The variations of the 3-Bb leadpipes deals with the resistance that each pipe can give a player. The decorative rings on the mouthpiece receiver specify the tapers of the leadpipes: I (M), II (ML), III (L). The I pipe has a tight taper which will give the most resistance. This will allow a player to create a very bright sound and also it will help the high register speak more clearly. The II pipe has a standard, more common taper which will help in all of the registers of the piccolo trumpet. The III pipe has a more open taper, which offers the least amount of resistance to a player. This pipe will create an open feel with a full rich sound.

Conn 2B “New World Symphony” Charlie Melk - 258XXX (1927) - Bb trumpet, built in 1927. ML bore (# 1½ bore - 0458 ") with “top spring valves”. This model 2B New World Symphony” was produced only between 1926 and 1932. Engraving of the bell, done by legendary “fascinting Stenberg Brothers”, Charles and Julius. This one as a leapipe from Charlie Melk. What Conn said about this pattern in 1927: “New World Symphony 2-B Trumpet Destined to Become Most Popular Trumpet in the World - Flexibility of scale never before attained in any other trumpet, a superb "trumpet tone" without one blatant crack or trace of "squeel" from low F to the top of the scale, rich and solid in fortissimo and zephyr-like in pianissimo, faultless intonation throughout the complete range! "Most perfect trumpet the world has ever seen" is the way some of the most celebrated symphony and concert artists have charaterized our new 2-B trumpet”…

Conn 2B “New World Symphony” - 278XXX (1929) - Bb trumpet, built in 1929. ML bore (# 1½ bore - 0458 ") with “top spring valves”. This model 2B New World Symphony” was produced only between 1926 and 1932. Engraving of the bell, done by legendary “fascinting Stenberg Brothers”, Charles and Julius It shows some tiny signs of normal use of a instrument with 86 years. Good compression. VERY rare and in very good condition (the few copies of this existing model on the market, mostly are changed / modified, repaired or replated, etc, etc). The conn 2b is a pretty modern trumpet, as modern as a bach strad or similar horn.

COUESNON MONOPOLE Fliscorne-Flugelhorn VINTAGE - Not a lot of information about this one. Some visible repair work, nothing major e normal signs of use.  “Monopole” sound.

Selmer 365 Ec (Ré-Mib) - Model used and developed by Guy Touvron (http://www.divine-art.com/AS/guytouvron.htm) D/Es. Lacquer finish, 2 leadpipes (D/Es). Built around 1998, like new, without any sign o f use. Typical Baroque sound, ideal for that style.

Selmer Brevete 25 LB - 182XX - Bb trumpet, completly original and without any sign of repair work. Serial number shows that was made in 1956-57. Large bore 0,468 (25 bore). Good valve compression. According the “Selmer Loyalist” “…This is a pro model horn, used by many of the world top players of the 60's and 70's (maybe 80's?) as well as Maurice Andre and others on the classical side…”. Very gig sound with a lot of core.

Pocket trumpet - Originally intended to be used as support professionals, to be used in private study in hotels and in travel, given their size, are having another type of use now, especially for very young students with limited physical abilities. In excellent condition, original state. Student quality sound, 100% functional. Very practical for the functionality that intended.

Toneking ninfator - My first trumpet. Few information’s about this model, important for me due to sentimental reasons. Serial 116XXX

Bach Stradivarius MT Vernon L 25 - 136XX (1956) - Bb trumpet. ORIGINAL "smoked" lacquer, by 40% compared to its condition when new (lacquer is still the original). 25 CORPORATION bell. With the number 136XX (1956) it is one of the first trumpets produced in the Bach factory in Mt. Vernon (trumpet Bach with the serial number 12615 is the Earliest known Mt. Vernon Serial # produced in the Bach factory in Mount Vernon) . "L" bore. It is in mechanical condition, as new. Fantastic compression on the valves and slides. There are six "patches" installed, as protection.

Olds Super 571XXX (1967) - Super model from Olds. Pro model. Excelente compression. All original. Model name on the bell ring.

Olds recording 475XXX - Bb trumpet, ML bore. build in 1964. Lacquer in around 40%, all original. Excellent mechanical condition. Famous that was usind this model: Conrad Gozzo, Rafael Mendez, Etc.  You can listen this exact horn in this video here. According to Perry D´Andre “50's and 60's Recordings - Big, Wide, Fat tone that is uncanny in its density by today's standards, with an edge that will slice through tungsten steel, and an ability to produce a wide variety of tones and timbres…”.

Conn 22B - 218XXX - New York Symphony Early Model 1925 - Famous model in Bb and built in 1925. Signs of use. Compression not good but possible to use in Pro level. What Conn said in 1928-1930: “Made in a small bore, the New York Symphony trumpet has a very bright, crystal pure tone. It is brilliant without being "squealy" or "squeaky"; it has great penetrating power without being blatant; it will play pianissimo without faltering or losing its trumpet color; it will play fortissimo without cracking or becoming harsh; it responds with the slightest breath and can be played vigorously all evening without exhaustion. The unparalleled favorite in theater orchestras, dance orchestras, the smaller symphonies and concert bands, and for solo playing”.

Cornetim Bach Mercedes - Manufactured at the factory in New York (closed in 1953), with bell "CORPORATION", serial number 11747, which means by the tables, was manufactured in 1951. This is a "Long Cornet", with the same "Bore" of a ML ML Stradivarius of that time but with 38 and bell "leadpipe" 7. Comparing with the finishes and materials of a Stradivarius "Vintage", there is virtually no difference in quality, since the same pieces were used for both models. The example, the pistons are manufactured exactly with the same materials professional level that characterized the "Strad's." As the serial number, is framed with the serial number of manufacture Bach Stradivarius.

Getzen Eterna LB B877 Cornet - This cornet presents original finishes and components. Mechanically in good condition, however they are visible signs of small old repairs on the upper arms. Bell, leadpipe (main pipe) as well as other parts of the instrument, never been altered or removed. That said, produces an impressive sound quality. Since it is a very rare model, I contacted the Getzen factory in order to know detail information about this cornet. The answer was: “…It appears to be the Eterna 800LB (LB on valve set means large bore)….  It is large bore, and in the early 60's that would have been .468". This still has the non-pearl finger buttons, no saddle and lever water keys. I would estimate this to be from around 1960-63. The Eterna is a professional line…”. Model Used by Philip Smith of the Orchestra of New York ... can verify are here:

http://edition.cnn.com/2001/CAREER/trends/02/22/nyphil.trumpet/index.html