| ID |
Instrument |
Maker |
Model |
Serial# |
Manuf. Date |
Key/Pitch |
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| 1927 |
Tuba |
Gunckel |
|
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|
Eb |
 |
| Engraved: Henri Gunckel, Paris and Lyon & Healy, Chicago, Sole Agents
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| 2428 |
Alto Horn |
Gunckel |
|
|
|
Eb |
 |
|
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| 2606 |
Alto Horn |
Gunckel |
|
|
|
|
 |
|
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| 3220 |
Cornet |
Gunckel |
|
|
|
|
 |
| Engraved: Henry Gunckel Paris, Sole agent Lyon Healy.
Bell: 5in
|
| 3782 |
Cornopean |
Gunckel |
|
|
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|
 |
| Stamped: Henry Gunckel | Paris
|
| 4068 |
Cornet |
Gunckel |
|
|
|
Eb |
 |
| Slides for C and D
Bore: .440
Bell: 4 in
Length: 10in
|
| 4103 |
Helicon |
Gunckel |
|
|
|
|
 |
| Cork topped valve caps
no water key
|
| 8959 |
Cornet |
Gunckel |
|
|
|
Eb |
 |
| Length: 11 1/2in
Henry Gunckel | Paris | Lyon & Healy | Chicago | Sole Agent |
W.S. Luce | Cadet Band of | by Gainsville University | 1881
|
| 9129 |
Helicon |
Gunckel |
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| Henry Gunchel Paris?? Is this the same tradename,Henri Gunckel?
Peter: The bell and valve cluster suggest either Austria, Germany, or Italy. French makers generally did not use this type of rotary valve. I wonder if this valve cluster was mass produced somewhere.
Bastrompet: I went through my Helicon database and found this type of valve cluster mainly in Czech German and Italian helicons. It could well be that there was one manufacturer responsible form most of them.
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