Hard Case for SSATB Recorders by Early Music Shop

Hard Case for SSATB Recorders by Early Music Shop

Marsoni

M251S

$137.50

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Hard Case for SSATB Recorders by Early Music ShopHard Quintet case for Sopranino to Bass recorders (not suitable for knick tenors) with compartment for sheet music in the lid. Recorder case made from wood, covered with artificial leather and plush lined interior. Dimensions: 53. 5 x 46 x 9. 5cm Weight: 360g

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