| ID |
Instrument |
Maker |
Model |
Serial# |
Manuf. Date |
Key/Pitch |
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| 11769 |
French Horn |
Paxman |
20LYFC |
2345 |
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Bb/F |
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| 11741 |
French Horn |
Kruspe |
DRGM |
182267 |
|
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| unusual long rotary thumb valve
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| 11708 |
French Horn |
Holton |
71 |
299040 |
1957 |
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| 11672 |
French Horn |
Holton |
H100 |
598563 |
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| Prototype designed by McCracken less than 50 were made.
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| 11661 |
French Horn |
Saurle |
|
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1845-50 |
F |
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Königl:Hof Instrumentenmacher in München“ Inv.N° 41
This Horn was made between 1845-50 in Munich for the Court Orchestra. It was Auctioned off in 1865 along with most of the Orchestra Wind instruments when the pitch was changed from 460hz to the Paris pitch of 435! it was played by one of the colleagues of Franz Strauss (Richard Strauss‘ Father, Franz himself played a B-flat horn, his 4 colleagues played F-horns. the horn was crookable down to C-Basso or even lower.
The Valve slides are made for the Catholic fingering
popular in Bavaria (1.Valve is a 1/2 step, 2. a whole step) but they can be interchanged.
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| 11660 |
French Horn |
Kruspe |
|
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1902 |
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| Transition Horn from the First Kruspe double from 1897 to the Horner/Philadelphia in 1904, with a very long horizontal
double rotor and a uncomfortable change lever that is pushed down with the back of the thumb.
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| 11624 |
French horn |
Mahillon |
500 |
|
1933 |
F |
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| 11595 |
French Horn |
Olds |
A45 Ambassador |
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| 11591 |
French Horn |
Olds |
O48 |
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| Fullerton, California.
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| 11569 |
French Horn |
|
Sprinz |
|
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| A. Sprinz, Berlin
Schmidt style Double Horn
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| 11567 |
French Horn |
Hoyer |
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| Richard Hoyer - 1860-80 in Dresden. in 1880,he was successor to Moses, and succeeded by Schadlich in 1900
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| 11566 |
French Horn |
Saurle |
|
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| Joseph Saurle Konigl. Hof=Instrumentenmacher in Munchen (1845-50)
in E(?)
main slide doesn‘t seem with catholic valve system
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| 11541 |
French horn |
Mahillon |
499 |
|
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| 11510 |
French Horn |
Lehmann |
|
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| Compensating Double
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| 11506 |
French Horn |
Zimmermann |
|
20256 |
|
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| Julius Heinrich Zimmermann St. Petersburg
Chicago 1893
The highest award
Antwerp 1894
Gold Medal
Nizhny Novgorod 1895
Gold Medal
St. Petersburg 1898
Gold Medal
Paris 1900
Gold Medal
â„–20256
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| 11505 |
French Horn |
York |
|
31546 |
|
F HPLP |
|
| keyed piston valves (Patent Pending), rotary valve for H/P
|
| 11435 |
French Horn |
Holton |
H-191 |
|
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| Geyer model horn made for only a few years in the 1980s medium bell. .468 bore
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| 11428 |
French Horn |
Wulschner |
|
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| Natural
Crooks G, F, and Eb, coupler to E, D, and C.
Bore .430
Bell is 11in
|
| 11423 |
French Horn |
Lorenz |
|
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| 11422 |
French Horn |
Pelisson |
|
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| PELISSON Frères et Cie | LYON-PARIS |Samuel Aurand |ROANNE
2 valve
Crooks to C, Eb, F, G, Ab, B
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| 11377 |
French Horn |
Dehmal |
|
|
|
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| Compensating double (F/B-flat) with a stopping valve with an extension to key change F to Eb.
ANT. DEHMAL, NACHFOLGE, WIEN VI, BREITEGASSE.
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| 11361 |
French Horn |
Premier |
|
|
1931 |
Eb/F |
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| The Premier American line was offered in the 1931 Montgomery Ward catalog and said to be made in the US by a "famous maker".
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| 11281 |
French Horn |
Schmidt |
|
|
11845-55 |
F |
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Friedrich Schmidt Leipzig
Retractible vienna valves
and terminal crooks.
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| 11278 |
French Horn |
Schadlich |
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| A very early double horn, pre 1918
The horn seems to have many parts that were also used by Kruspe uses. Comes from the Vogtland which is where Markneukirchen is situated.
Inscribed:
Emil Schädlich / Hofinstrumentenmacher /
Grünbach i/V.
I assume V. is Vogtland, lower Saxony which includes Markneukirchen, which is of course 20 km across the border from Graslitz in Bohemia.
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| 11277 |
French Horn |
Kruspe |
Munchen |
|
|
F |
|
| old simple Logo. It is reported that they used this till 1893, after which they were labeled Hoflieferant
|
| 11276 |
French Horn |
Mayr |
|
|
|
Bb |
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| intended to be used with a Bb crook
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| 11275 |
French Horn |
anon |
|
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A crooked horn (here in F) with a manually changeable 4th valve for E Horn.
Similar to the Kruspe Horner model.
There is no name on this horn but everything about the horn points to Kruspe. Valves, joints, mouthpiece receiver etc.
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| 11274 |
French Horn |
Heidrich |
|
|
1180s |
F |
|
| crooked
E.G.Heidrich in Breslau (Hofinstrumentenmacher / Schlesien-Silesia)
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| 11273 |
French Horn |
Voight |
|
|
1880s |
F |
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| Manual E Valve
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| 11272 |
French Horn |
Brunnenberger |
|
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1890s |
F |
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F-horn made for the 97th Infanterie Regiment (I.R.97)
Karl Brunnenberger | Königsberg i/pr
(in Preussen.. Prussia, now Kaliningrad in the Russian exclave)
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