A Cavalry Brass Bugle is a type of bugle used by cavalry units in the past. Here's a description:

- Material: Made of brass, a durable and corrosion-resistant alloy

- Shape: Long, curved tube with a flared bell and a mouthpiece at the opposite end

- Size: Typically around 12 inches

- Mouthpiece: Has a small, cupped mouthpiece for blowing air through. The mouthpiece lead pipe diameter is approximately 10.5mm. Silver Plated, Bb with 5c Mouthpiece and Retaining Chain.

- Sound: This Bugle is very easy to play and has an excellent High Pitch tone. Produces a loud, clear, and piercing sound, often used for signaling and communication on the battlefield

- History: Used by cavalry units in the 18th and 19th centuries, particularly during the American Civil War and Napoleonic Wars.

- Case: PU Black Finished Case: This is available with foam padding inside to save bugle as well as it comes with two lock closure.

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