| Adler, J |
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| 1924 - 1957 Markneukirchen | |
| Adler, J |
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| Alexander, Gebr. |
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| In use in: approx. 1950 | |
| All Rigore |
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| All Rigore was probably a Trade Name from some Musicall Instrument Dealer. | |
| Aloy |
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| Prof. D. Aloy | |
| Amati |
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| Amati used this simple logo for decades. | |
| Andrieu Freres |
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| Ansingh D. |
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| In the engraving 1875 - 1935 apparently a anniversary engraving. | |
| Ansingh D. |
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| In use in: 1950 Until: 1980 | |
| This logo was in use for the Ansingh Solist line. After 1950 Ansingh only sold Solist instruments under the name Ansingh In the name shield under Solist it reads wettig gedeponeneerd trans.: Registrated Trademark | |
| Arjurma |
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| Arjurma is short for August Reichel Junior Markneukirchen | |
| Association Generale |
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| In use in: 1894 | |
| rue st. Maur 81 was their adress from 1894 - 1900 | |
| Bajus Z |
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| Bandmaster |
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| Barth R. |
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| In use in: 1878 | |
| Robert Barth in Stuttgart (Ger.) | |
| Bauer |
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| Böhm E. |
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| Beauboeuf Freres |
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| 1849 - 1857 Paris | |
| Beckner Aine |
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| Beckner Aine where Dealers in Paris | |
| Besson |
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| Besson |
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| on a Helicon | |
| Besson |
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| (on a euphonium) | |
| Besson F. |
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| In use in: 1948 | |
| Besson F. |
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| French Besson | |
| Beuscher Paul |
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| Paul Beuscher was a big Dealer in Paris | |
| Birker |
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| In use in: 1956 | |
| Engraving: A songbird SOLO Muziekinstrumenten BIRKER Tilburg | |
| Blessing |
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| 1970 s | |
| Blohberger |
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| Bohland, Gustav |
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| Bohland-Fuchs |
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| Bohland-Fuchs |
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| This logo is in Bulgarian. The text reads: Bohland and Fuchs, Graslitz, Chehia Royal privilege enterprise for musical instruments, General representative for Bulgaria K. Jermarge, Sofia | |
| Bohland-Fuchs |
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| Bohland-Fuchs |
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| Enterprise Bohland&Fuchs Chehia Michail G. Gerganov Musical store Town of Lovetch | |
| Bohland-Fuchs |
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| BBb Tuba | |
| Boosey |
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| Eb Cornet | |
| Boosey & Hawkes |
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| Boosey & Hawkes engraving for their Regent Line. In the catalog we have a Regent Altohorn from 1934 but also a Regent Cornet from 1966 so a instrument line with a long life. | |
| Booss |
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| Bopp Bernhard |
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| Boston |
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| Bottali |
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| Nicknamed: Bottali. | |
| Tenor horn | |
| Braun |
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| Brazda |
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| Stanislav Brazda | |
| Brizzi |
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| Bruno |
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| Burger |
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| Butler |
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| Buyst J |
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| Callet |
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| Carcasonne |
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| Castelan |
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| Ceruti |
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| Cerveny |
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| Cerveny |
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| Champion |
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| (Lyon-Healy Champion Silver Piston) | |
| Chapuis |
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| Chapuis was the successor of Millereau | |
| Cid |
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| Claudette et Fils |
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| Coeckelenbergh |
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| Comijn |
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| Corton |
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| Corton is a Amati trade name | |
| Couesnon |
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| This is a 1895 example of the Couesnon logo | |
| Couesnon |
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| Lafayette is a Couesnon trade name | |
| Courtois |
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| Courtois |
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| Courtois |
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| Courtois |
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| Baritone Saxhorn | |
| Cousin |
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| Cousin successor of Muller | |
| Cousin |
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| Engraving: M.on Muller=Maison Muller trans. The House Muller Cousin Sr. Brevete Lyon | |
| Dagnelies |
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| Daniel L M |
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| David |
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| Until: 1918 | |
| On a Helicon Ernst David started 1885 in 1918 his son and daughter took over | |
| David |
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| Until: 1918 | |
| On a Kuhlohorn | |
| Dölling |
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| Dölling Carl |
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| De Prins |
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| In use in: app 1915 | |
| On a Vienna Valve trombone | |
| De Vrint |
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| on a Helicon | |
| Decart |
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| Until: 1924 | |
| On a Fluglehorn in Dutch established 1850 stopped 1924 | |
| Decart Freres F&L |
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| Until: 1924 | |
| On a Baritone | |
| deClercq |
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| DePrins |
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| DePrins |
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| DeVries |
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| On a Fluglehorn | |
| DeVries |
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| Devrint |
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| Located at rue Pacheco 1873 - 1880 Located at rue des Fabrique 1880 - 1923 | |
| Distin |
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| In use in: around 1900 | |
| Distin |
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| (Tuba 1889) | |
| Doina |
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| On a Helicon | |
| Dolnet |
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| Dost |
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| Dotzauer |
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| On a Cornet after 1945 | |
| Dotzauer |
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| Before 1945 | |
| Dressels Karl |
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| Meister Karl Dressel member of Migma | |
| Druzstvo |
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| Dunger Paul |
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| Meister Paul Dunger member of Migma | |
| Ecochard |
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| Effner |
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| Richard Effner | |
| Elaton |
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| Langhammer Family | |
| Enders Max |
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| Engel Robert |
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| Erste Wiener |
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| Erste Wiener Produktiv Genossenschaft | |
| Erste Wiener |
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| Erste Wiener Productivegenossenschaft der Instrumentenmacher 1900 to 1940 succ. to L. Uhlmann In this logo it reads Productivegenossenschaft der Instrumentenmacher Wien | |
| Eschenbach |
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| Tuba | |
| Evette et Schaeffer |
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| Evette & Scaeffer Buffet Crampon | |
| Faber |
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| Josef Faber Graslitz | |
| Feiler |
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| Albin Feiler | |
| Feuillard |
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| Fim |
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| Italien | |
| Fischer |
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| Frambach |
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| Fulik H. |
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| Worked in Jenisovice | |
| Fulik H. |
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| Gaillard & Loiselet |
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| Gautie |
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| P. Gautie et Fils Toulouse | |
| Gautrot |
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| Gautrot |
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| Gebhard F A |
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| Gerday |
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| Gessner, JB |
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| In use in: 1871 Until: 1937 | |
| GlassL J |
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| Glier A C |
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| Gloess |
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| Goll K |
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| On a Tenorhorn | |
| Gras J |
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| Gras J |
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| Gunckel |
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| Halari |
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| Hall & Quinby |
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| Hall Gisborne |
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| Halter Wilh |
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| Haupl A |
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| Hawkes |
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| Höfer |
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| On a Trumpet Handmade | |
| Hüller |
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| Hüller |
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| on a Helicon | |
| Hüttl |
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| Hüttl |
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| Heber Richard |
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| Heckel |
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| Heidegger E |
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| Hel |
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| Herdim |
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| Hermuth |
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| Hernsdorf |
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| Higham |
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| Higham |
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| Nicknamed: Higham. In use in: 1870 (Serial#: 15762-) | |
| Hirsbrunner |
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| Hirsbrunner |
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| Hirsbrunner in Arau | |
| Hirsbrunner |
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| Hirsbrunner Sumiswald | |
| Hirsbrunner F |
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| on a Helicon | |
| Hofmann |
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| Hohner |
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| Holton |
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| Holton |
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| (1916 trumpet) | |
| Holton |
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| (1916 Trombone) | |
| Hornung |
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| Ferd Hornung | |
| Horst |
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| Fritz Horst | |
| Hug |
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| Hutchins |
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| J. Howard Foote |
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| In use in: 1863 Until: 1896 | |
| Janda |
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| Ant Janda Hodonin | |
| Jehle |
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| Jehring |
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| Keefer |
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| (1922 Alto horn) | |
| Keller W |
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| Kessels |
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| Kessels |
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| Kessels |
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| Only 2 medals makes this the oldest instrument line | |
| Kessels |
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| In use in: 1933 Until: 1956 | |
| The figure on a Dolphin is the Sirena logo the solo instrument line | |
| King |
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| (baritone 1941) | |
| Klein |
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| Kley |
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| Klier |
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| Knoth K |
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| Kurt Knoth tradename Rino | |
| Konefa |
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| Konefa is a Kessels trade name | |
| Konefa |
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| In use in: 1924 | |
| Kruspe |
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| LaFleur |
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| LaFleur is a Boosey&Hawkes trade name | |
| LaFleur |
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| LaFleur |
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| LaFleur |
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| on a 1959 Trombone | |
| Lambrecht L |
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| r. Camusel 29 1914-1929 r. Camusel 44 1929-1950 | |
| Lange |
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| E. Lange Ravensburg | |
| Langen |
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| J. Langen Osnabruck | |
| Langen |
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| Lebrun |
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| Lecomte |
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| Lehmpfuhl |
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| Karl Lehmpfuhl Freiburg | |
| Leningrad |
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| on a Helicon | |
| Leonhardt |
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| Lidl |
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| Lidl |
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| Lidl |
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| Lidl |
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| on a Helicon | |
| Lignatone |
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| Lignatone |
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| Linnenbrugger |
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| Livain |
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| Lorenz |
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| Loudwes |
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| Loudwes Elkhart Ind. | |
| Lyon-Healy |
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| Nicknamed: Chicago Cornet. | |
| Maheu |
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| Mahillon |
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| Mahillon |
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| Mahillon |
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| Marco Suisse |
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| Margueritat |
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| Markis |
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| Martin R |
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| Martinon |
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| Masspacher P |
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| Meinel & Herold |
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| Melchior |
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| Melich |
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| Melich J |
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| Melody Maker |
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| Meyer MF |
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| Michl |
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| Michl F |
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| Michl Joh & Sohn |
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| Miller M von |
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| Millereau |
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| Miraphone |
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| Triangle with the lights from the sun was adopted by Miraphone in 1954. Before this, Miraphone alone was engraved on the bells. | |
| Mitsching |
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| Moeremans L |
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| Moisse Chastre |
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| Mollenhauer & Sohne |
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| Molter H |
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| Monke J |
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| Monke J |
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| Monke W |
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| Monnig P |
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| Montclair |
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| Moppert |
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| Moritz Schuster |
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| Muller A |
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| Muller Gebr |
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| Muller J |
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| Nadirali |
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| Firm was founded in 1885 | |
| Nothnagel |
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| Oertel Louis |
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| Ohio |
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| (Ohio Regent cornet 9891) | |
| Olds |
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| (1932 trombone) | |
| Olds |
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| Nicknamed: Olds. | |
| Olds |
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| Nicknamed: Olds. | |
| Special Trombone | |
| Olds |
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| Nicknamed: Olds. | |
| It’s A Bear Trombone | |
| Orpheus |
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| Russian Manufacture | |
| Orsi R |
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| Otto W.A. |
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| Panny F. |
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| Parizek J. |
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| Pasold J.C. |
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| Pedler |
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| Peeters A |
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| A. Peeters & Zoon started in 1956 | |
| Peiler A |
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| Meister A. Peiler Migma | |
| Pelisson Freres |
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| In 1875 they succeeded Couturier | |
| Pelisson Gaillard&lo |
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| Started 1935 | |
| Pelitti |
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| Pepper |
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| Pepper - Distin alto horn - New York & Philadelphia | |
| Persival Kop |
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| 1950 s 60 s known mainly for Bugles | |
| Persy |
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| Started 1897 ended 1950 | |
| Petzold G |
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| Meister Gerhardt Petzold Migma | |
| Pfeiffer J |
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| Pfeiffer R |
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| This is a Dutch Pfeiffer | |
| Pfretschner |
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| Pihan H |
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| Pini A. |
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| Polfliet P. |
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| Pollmann |
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| (tenor horn) | |
| Poschard |
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| Potter G |
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| Prokop L. |
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| Puntenny&Eustler |
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| Ramisch W. |
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| Rampone A Cazzani B |
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| Rampone&Cazzani |
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| Rauscher Jos |
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| Reisser |
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| Reiter |
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| Reynolds |
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| Rinkel |
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| 1904 - 1925 | |
| Roblin |
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| 1878-1899 | |
| Roth |
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| 1842-1894 | |
| Roth F. |
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| Roubichou |
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| 1900-1923 | |
| Rudolf |
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| 1909-1945 | |
| Rudolph |
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| His name is sometimes spelled Rudolf and sometimes Rudolph | |
| Rudzki Glier |
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| Sachsische Mus Instr |
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| Salvation Army |
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| Sawatski E |
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| Schediwy |
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| on a Tuba | |
| Schenkelaars |
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| This Schenkelaars logo was in use for the longest time | |
| Schenkelaars |
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| This is the oldest Schenkelaars logo I found | |
| Schenkelaars |
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| This is the youngest Schenkelaars logo in use till they guitte in 1988 | |
| Schlott F |
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| Schmelz Max |
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| Schonweis |
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| Schonweis |
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| In use in: 1943 | |
| Migma is the cooperative of Instrument makers in Markneukirchen, Saxony which was was founded in 1943. Arthur Schonweiss was a Migma member from the beginning in 1943 until his death in September 1956. | |
| Schopf A |
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| Schopper R |
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| In the logo it reads früher bei Penzel translated former employee of Penzell | |
| Schreiber |
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| Nicknamed: Schreiber. | |
| Louis Schreiber | |
| Schuster |
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| Also Known as Sachsische Musikinstrumenten Manufactur | |
| Senecaut P |
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| Sicre |
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| Slingerland |
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| on a Bugle | |
| Sonore |
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| House brand of v.d. Glas a musical Instrument Dealer | |
| Spengler F |
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| Spengler F |
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| Spete J |
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| St Petersburg |
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| Stahlrad |
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| Steemans |
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| Stowasser |
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| Stowassers Sons | |
| Stowasser A |
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| Thibouville |
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| In use in: 1888 | |
| Trade name Virtuose registered in 1888 | |
| Tourville |
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| Treumann |
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| Uhlmann L |
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| Van Linthout |
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| Van Marcke |
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| Voigt H |
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| Wahlen Th |
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| Wahlich N |
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| Wolf Josef |
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| Wolf M |
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| Also uses Wolff | |
| Wurlitzer |
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| (Professional cornet) | |
| Wurlitzer |
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| (Eb Cornet) | |
| York |
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| Early Fischer York era | |
| York |
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| Nicknamed: Sons. | |
|
York & Sons began in 1899 and was used regularly until 1928, however unused bells so engraved turn up on instruments until at least 1930.
This is the narrower version often used on instruments with thin bells. |
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| York |
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| Nicknamed: ɵ. (Serial#: c.6700-c.12600) | |
| This logo was used on most York instruments from 1922 until the company was sold to Carl Fischer Musical Instruments in December, 1941. | |
| York |
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| Nicknamed: & Son. In use in: 1897 Until: 1898 (Serial#: 1-c.800) | |
| The earliest York & Son horns were built without serial numbers. Since York & Son was incorporated in 1887, no horn could be earlier than that. It seems that they started serializing horns about 1897, and in 1898 the company was renamed York & Sons. | |
| York |
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| Nicknamed: & Son. In use in: 1897 Until: 1898 (Serial#: 1-c.800) | |
| The earliest York & Son horns were built without serial numbers. Since York & Son was incorporated in 1887, no horn could be earlier than that. It seems that they started serializing horns about 1897, and in 1898 the company was renamed York & Sons. You can see how the logo was evolving comparing this to the earlier version. | |
| York |
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| Nicknamed: Sons. In use in: 1899 Until: 1928 (Serial#: 700-100963) | |
| York & Sons began in 1899 and was used regularly until 1928, however unused bells so engraved turn up on instruments until at least 1930.
This is the wider version often used on instruments with larger bells. |
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| York |
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| Nicknamed: YBIC. In use in: 1926 Until: 1940 (Serial#: c.9300-c.12300) | |
| The York Band Instrument Co. logo was used along with several others from 1926, when the actual company name was changed until 1941, when the company was sold to Carl Fischer Musical Instruments. | |
| Zeobisch |
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| Zimmermann J H |
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