| ID | Instrument | Maker | Model | Serial# | Manuf. Date | Key/Pitch | Click on Picture to Enlarge |
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| 6445 | Trombone | American Victory |
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| Engraved: American Victory | |||||||
| 5451 | Mellophone | American Victory | 53940 |
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| Seller says it is an American Victor, but I suspect it to be an American Victory Mellophonium | |||||||
| 4009 | Trumpet | American Victory | 24398 |
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| 3739 | Trumpet | American Victory | 48844 |
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| Engraved: American Victory | |||||||
| 2235 | Trombone | American Victory |
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| 2172 | Cornet | American Victory | 532XX |
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| 1010 | Baritone | American Victory | 22679 |
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| American Victory was a Trade name for Progressive Musical Instrument Company | |||||||
| 454 | Mellophone | American Victory |
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| American Victory was a trade name used by the Progressive Musical Instrument Company for Metal Clarinets. Registered in 1937. The Progressive Musical Instrument Co. was in business from 1920 to 1950 in New york. The commissioned the manufacture of instruments of low and moderate price and unsed trade names of Perfacktone, american Artist, 20th Century, A. Feuillard, Professional, American victory, O.=X. Laube, Jean Buisson, G.L. Otterell. "The use of contrived brand names render the origin of their instruments difficult to trace." (Langwill) | |||||||
