[see also mutes and cases]
Gazley Horn Pencil Clip (Amazon.com)

Also available from Osmun and Musicians Friend
Don't be without one! As John Barrows once said, the sign of a professional is always having a pencil with you at every lesson, practice session, and rehearsal! Buy a dozen or two and give them to your friends and students!
Comfortable! They also protect the metal. Cleverly constructed to give you a choice of two heights, about $14 the set from Osmun.
Lampcraft
makes the Giglight and the Super
Giglight - top
of the line clip-on music stand lighting. Powered by 4
AA batteries.

Leather Specialities Company
makes excellent
leather
hand guards for
most (not tuba) brass instruments. Alas, no photos of
what you're getting; but I've seen a sample and they're
very nice. There are 99 - count 'em! - 99 different
models for horn, each made for a specific make and model
(e.g. "Conn 8D (East Lake) French Horn Hand Guard -
Leather - Black $19.78"). The site is young; perhaps
photos will follow later. They also make various bags
and pouches.
BERP= Buzz Extension and Resistance Piece. Enables mouthpiece buzzing with the mouthpiece in position on the instrument. An indispensable practice aid for any brass player. $20.
Mouthpiece pressure adapter - "Teaches
low-pressure playing. A valve inside the device opens
when too much pressure is used, allowing the air to
escape before it reaches the instrument. Adjustable."
Soft Stands offers a "radical new approach to French Horn Stands." Where most other designs support the horn on only 3 points of contact, Soft Stands supports the horn with over 25 square inches of polar fleece fabric, making it 50 times less pressure per square inch. Kudos to designer/maker Eric Lundberg! I have one, and it's wonderful, holding the horn in the most gentle way, like a mother a baby. Other testimonials on the web site (including by Dale Clevenger, no less).
ChopSaver Lip Balm
[Left to Right] Mouthpiece Case (from Osmun) Horn String (DeHaro) Mouthpiece Brush (DeHaro)
Neotech Wrap
Stand shelf for horn
players. Made
by horn player, educator, and craftsman Dave Donaldson.
Features shelf for stuff, knobs for mutes, pencil holes
in front.

Wooden Music Stand Clip
- indispensable if you
ever play outdoors to hold sheet music down when a
breeze comes up!
Musicmaide makes Plexiglas stand
clips:

Woodwind/Brasswind - Good price on the Konig and Meyer Horn Stand
($20) - they call it a
"multi-purpose instrument stand", but it suits the horn
much better than what they list as a 'French horn
stand.' Actually,
many guitar stands work just as well at about half the
price, such as this one offered by Musician's Friend.
The folks at Embouchures.com
offer a number of unusual but useful accessories, including
brass buzz pipes (a.k.a. "Fish Callers"), a "great practice
tool for staying in shape when on vacation" or when you
don't have your horn.
Tony Halstead sells something similar - his "Halstead Buzz-Buddy":
Mouthpiece Pressure Training Device -
available from Thompson Editions, made by Gebr.
Alexander. Fits between mouthpiece and leadpipe; lets
air escape if maximum desired pressure is
exceeded.
Etymotic - makes Musicians Earplugs™ that
reduce sound levels 20 dB without distorting speech and
music. Get some. I said, “Get Some!”. Before it’s too
late.
From the web site: “A horn support device and leather guard in one. More ergonomic than the pinkie ring or flipper. Fits both Kruspe and Geyer wrap horns. Used by the Cleveland and Boston Symphony Orchestras. The Clebsch Strap comes with the leather strap and a metal screw mounting plate. The mounting plate should be installed by a brass repair technician.” $45 + $5 S+H. See the article on it by John Ericson.
Thompson Edition
Thompson Edition is one of the more attractive web sites around with high quality items for sale to match, including cases for horns and mutes, mouthpieces, and sheet music (50,000 titles). Free worldwide shipping (with a flat handling fee of $3.95).
Braceguard - "Lip protection for musicians and all brace patients."
Horn Stuff - accessories (BERP, mic, tuner, metronome, pencil clip), bags, books, cases (gig/flight bags, and a terrific padded detachable bell case with wheels!), horns (Atkinson, Hoyer), hand guards, horn stands (they offer their own slick fold-up compact horn stand, as well as the K&M horn stand described above (but cheaper)), music, mutes (Kowalchuk, Dennis Wick, Tom Crown, Silent Brass), triple horns (Hoyer); repair shop.
MusiChem - "Better Music Through Chemistry". Specialists in valve oils and grease for brass instruments. I haven't tried them, but the horn lists have had some very positive testimonials about their products lately.
Anderson Music Stand - the most elegant and beautiful fold-up music stand ever (no photo here, but go to the site and see the demo videos). Sculpted from one solid piece of hardwood. Comes with its own carrying case. Lifetime warranty. Woods: brazilian cherry, hard maple, natural walnut, ebonized walnut. Optional: Lotus [stand] Light - elegant, attachable, with Lithium batteries.
Fantasy Music Stands
Beautiful, hand-made wooden music stands of all types by UK
craftsman John Tyler.
Mister Standman Music Stands (made in
Idaho)
•75 designs available in 10 different woods
and many different stain colors.•
Amazon.com also lists quite a number
of wooden music stands...
ProTec - makes high-quality horn cases, gig bags, mouthpiece pouches, and various care & maintenance products.
Sorley's Horn Shop - offers repair services, Marcus Bonna cases, flippers and finger hooks, and their own GS1 Geyer model horn.
Adjustable Hand
Rest. aka
"Duck's Foot." Takes the weight off the little finger.
Amazon now lists musical instruments and accessories for sale, usually as an agent for other music stores. If you have an account with Amazon, it is usually easier to order the item from Amazon than the original seller. Pencil clips, for example.
Chop-Sticks - "embouchure strengthening system". Ten week program of building strength in the embouchure using weighted rods.
ErgoHorn

Heavy horn? Back problems? Looking very much like Pip Eastop's Pipstick, the ErgoHorn stick makes it possible to play a 'weightless' horn and thus reduce real or potential back, arm, and neck problems.

Horn to Marching Mellophone Adapter (L - from Osmun; R - from wwbw.com)
Made in Austria, marketed by Denis Wick in the UK. Battery-powered lip massager using "your own mouthpiece". Like one of those vibrating massage chairs - but for the lips! Read more about it here (pdf) and here (pdf).
Katahdin Studio Furniture of
Lewiston, Maine, also makes one-of-a-kind handcrafted
music stands, as well as lovely sheet music cabinets:

Horn Harmonics - A 'wheel' that shows alternate
fingerings and harmonics series numbers 'at a glance.'
Dillon Music - music manuscript paper, books, CDs,
method books, solos & duets, video/DVDs, finger
buttons, gig bags & cases, hand guards, instrument
stands, metronomes, mouthpiece pouches, mutes, oils
& lubricants, tuners, valve caps, used stuff.
Rayburn Music - instruments, accessories
Encore Music - huge array of every kind of oil,
grease, swabs & brushes, other Care &
Maintenance accessories, CDs, horn ties, pins, mugs, and
much more.
TuneUp Systems - textbook and CD to train the ear.
Horn Earrings

