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cdmmcnamara
Dec 14, 1998, 3:00:00 AM12/14/98
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Jupiter makes a slide trumpet in the shape of a trombone, it will cost about
$200 . The Woodwind and The Brasswind and Giardinelli both carry them.
John AP Moir
Dec 15, 1998, 3:00:00 AM12/15/98
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May I first apologise for the sacrilege of associating trombones with toys.
My son Jack, aged four and a half, has decided that Santa is bringing him
a toy trombone. The only problem is that this "Santa" doesn't know where to
get one. I have
spent hours going round the shops in Edinburgh and searching the 'net
without any joy.
I would be most grateful for any help or advise that anyone could give to
make his Christmas.
John Moir
V ANDERSON
Dec 15, 1998, 3:00:00 AM12/15/98
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Toy trombones are very hard to find. I bought one about 7 years ago here in
the USA made by TOMY. It is electronic - you select the song and then play
it by moving the "slide" in and out. I have no idea if they even make them
anymore, but it was purchased from a store here called Toys R Us, which is a
rather large chain. If you can't find something like it, maybe see if you
can find a kazoo shaped like a trombone. Some of the music novelty shops
carry them. Good luck!
Debbie
the USA made by TOMY. It is electronic - you select the song and then play
it by moving the "slide" in and out. I have no idea if they even make them
anymore, but it was purchased from a store here called Toys R Us, which is a
rather large chain. If you can't find something like it, maybe see if you
can find a kazoo shaped like a trombone. Some of the music novelty shops
carry them. Good luck!
Debbie
John AP Moir wrote in message <6Nhd2.277$W3....@newsr2.u-net.net>...
Stephen Kerry
Dec 15, 1998, 3:00:00 AM12/15/98
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I bought a TOMY toy trombone about 10 years ago, I do not know if they
are still available. It was electronic: the tunes were selected by
button, and played by moving the slide up and down to move from one
note to the next. It was of good quality, but didn't sound like a
trombone!
Regards Stephen Kerry
are still available. It was electronic: the tunes were selected by
button, and played by moving the slide up and down to move from one
note to the next. It was of good quality, but didn't sound like a
trombone!
Regards Stephen Kerry
Zemry
Dec 15, 1998, 3:00:00 AM12/15/98
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>My son Jack, aged four and a half, has decided that Santa is bringing him
>a toy trombone. The only problem is that this "Santa" doesn't know where to
>get one. I have
>spent hours going round the shops in Edinburgh and searching the 'net
>without any joy.
>
>a toy trombone. The only problem is that this "Santa" doesn't know where to
>get one. I have
>spent hours going round the shops in Edinburgh and searching the 'net
>without any joy.
>
Try www.ebay.com and use the search word, "trombone." There may be a toy
trombone there for sale.
And remember....The toads march off to war at noon.
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