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https://m.ebay.com/itm/Silver-King-607F-Trombone-W-Case-/263221830234?hash=item3d493e625a%3Ag%3AG3MAAOSwSZFZw3C-&_trkparms=pageci%253A8de83d3a-a220-11e7-a894-74dbd180a549%257Cparentrq%253Aba543bcb15e0aa18f1f2e654ffcdfe9d%257Ciid%253A8

According to the pics, is it a 4B, a 607, or is it a 5B?

The pictures are not of a 607, which would have a straight bell brace.  There is some distortion so it's hard to tell if it's a 4B-F or a 5B.  Or maybe it's a Symphony 1480 (wrap doesn't really look like a 4B or 5B).

Given that a 4B or 5B is more valuable, why call it something less desirable?

Four different pics of four different Kings. Have you reported it?

After looking at the pictures once more, one of the pictures is  a King 607.  But at least two aren't, and they are of different instruments.

Quote from: Full Pedal Trombonist on Sep 25, 2017, 12:00PMFour different pics of four different Kings. Have you reported it?

I reported the listing. I also asked the seller to clarify which OF THE THREE different horns pictured was the listing for.
 

Item is now listed as sold!

Quote from: BrexWindWright on Sep 25, 2017, 01:03PMI reported the listing. I also asked the seller to clarify which OF THE THREE different horns pictured was the listing for.
 
I asked too, but no response.  Sure sign of a con job.  Lord knows what the buyer will actually get.

Quote from: BrexWindWright on Sep 25, 2017, 01:03PMI reported the listing. I also asked the seller to clarify which OF THE THREE different horns pictured was the listing for.
 
I asked too, but no response.  Sure sign of a con job.  Lord knows what the buyer will actually get.