| Krax: I have one exactly like this one, or maybe I have this one? Since it is posted around the same time as I bought mine on ebay...
It is made in Czechoslovakia, do not have any serial number but it has that little anchor on the second valve that seems to tell us that it was made by Bohland & Fuchs. Part of the tuning slide is removable like a King Liberty - it is possible to tune it in C, Bb and A.
Update: I recently acquired a mouthpiece which seem to have been made for this or similar trumpets, it shares the same kind of Art Deco design as the pull knobs and the mouthpiece reciever on the trumpet . Anyway, it is interesting because it is very short, actually exactly as long as a standard (long shank) cornet mouthpiece but with a trumpet taper.
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