This is a Labbaye Bb Ophicleide
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This is a Vega Trombone Serial#73355
Bell marked VEGA and a star symbol Circa approx 1950
Bell marked VEGA and a star symbol Circa approx 1950
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qEzuqm669GZY4tr_eqrYLKEo89h_K7GI/view?usp=drive_link - B-1038 bell stamp [not in prior post]
Amati B-1038 Cornet from the 1980s
This is a Foote Bb Bugle
New York non regulation Officers Double Twist Bugle
Length: 10.25in
New York non regulation Officers Double Twist Bugle
Length: 10.25in
This is a Pepper Eb Cornet
This is a Krumphansl Trumpet
The model starts "Vit..." but isn't fully legible After Alois Krumphanzl, Jaroslav Krumphansl took over by the 1930s.
The model starts "Vit..." but isn't fully legible After Alois Krumphanzl, Jaroslav Krumphansl took over by the 1930s.
This is a Krumphansl Trombone; valve
This is a Krumphansl Bugle
Krumphansl bugle, with a wrap & orientation later appearing as Ligna/Amati-Kraslice
Krumphansl bugle, with a wrap & orientation later appearing as Ligna/Amati-Kraslice
This is a Conn 23A Fluglehorn
Couesnon stencil imported 1970-72 cornet-shank mouthpiece Replaced by the 24A which was made by Willson
Rare Couesnon stencil imported after CCM bought Conn and discontinued the 20A in 1969; the 1971 catalog and pricelist show the 23A with the 1960s "Conn-Fluegel" Improved Precision cornet-shank mouthpiece, but it's not clear if the receiver/tuning pipe insert was modified. Everything else is very much Couesnon.
This was replaced by the 24A made by Willson starting somewhere around 1972-1974 [R serials were used that whole time, and later 24A examples don't have the R-prefix], and that appeared in the 1979 catalog.
By the 1983 pricelist, there are no flugelhorns. The Conn 25F eventually appeared in the late 1980s [in-house UMI stencil of the King 650 Diplomat], then the 85F CONNstellation [King 2020 Legend], then the Conn 1F Vintage One [Fred Powell design].
Thankfully the model numbers were still relatively consistent at the time [heck, that 25A/B Director kludge even existed from 1972-74]. Things got strange after 2000...
Catalog-background example for reference - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GKzNkAoD9BsWJLr7v0jwdAKYYJE3ijrU/view?usp=drive_link
Couesnon stencil imported 1970-72 cornet-shank mouthpiece Replaced by the 24A which was made by Willson
Rare Couesnon stencil imported after CCM bought Conn and discontinued the 20A in 1969; the 1971 catalog and pricelist show the 23A with the 1960s "Conn-Fluegel" Improved Precision cornet-shank mouthpiece, but it's not clear if the receiver/tuning pipe insert was modified. Everything else is very much Couesnon.
This was replaced by the 24A made by Willson starting somewhere around 1972-1974 [R serials were used that whole time, and later 24A examples don't have the R-prefix], and that appeared in the 1979 catalog.
By the 1983 pricelist, there are no flugelhorns. The Conn 25F eventually appeared in the late 1980s [in-house UMI stencil of the King 650 Diplomat], then the 85F CONNstellation [King 2020 Legend], then the Conn 1F Vintage One [Fred Powell design].
Thankfully the model numbers were still relatively consistent at the time [heck, that 25A/B Director kludge even existed from 1972-74]. Things got strange after 2000...
Catalog-background example for reference - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GKzNkAoD9BsWJLr7v0jwdAKYYJE3ijrU/view?usp=drive_link
That Rudall Carte Webster reminds me of a Perfected Conn-Queror cornet valve block, in a Belgian Charlier-style trumpet layout