| ID | Instrument | Maker | Model | Serial# | Manuf. Date | Key/Pitch | Click on Picture to Enlarge |
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| 11449 | Tuba | Quinby | Eb |
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| 10821 | Cornet | Quinby | C/Bb |
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| 10603 | Cornet | Quinby | Bb |
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| Length: 13 1/4 in Bell 4 5/8in | |||||||
| 10315 | Cornet | Quinby | Eb |
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| 7977 | Alto Horn | Quinby |
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| Height: 21in | |||||||
| 7282 | Cornet | Quinby | 1870s | Eb |
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| Quinby Bros circular cornet Pryorphone: Boy, some details of that horn sure seem to bear a resemblence to many details of my unmarked SARV cornet, including the Allen rotaries... Kenton: Well, now, I don’t know. But the number of makers that used Allen valves is somewhat limited. I’ll see if I can get a list of who all used Allen valves. That would help to narrow the field. OK, to narrow the field, 5 makers used Allen valves: Allen & Co (Allen & Richardson) DC Hall Hall & Quinby Quinby Brothers Lehnert & Co (Richardson & Lehnert) both Henry and Carl So, both Quinby and Lehnert look like good possibilities. | |||||||
| 7133 | Helicon | Quinby | 1876-84 | Eb |
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| 7035 | Tuba | Quinby | 1876-84 | Eb |
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| 4353 | Alto Horn | Quinby |
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| Length: 17in Bell: 7.25in | |||||||
| 3517 | Cornet | Quinby | 1880s |
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| Bell: 4-11/16in Length: 13in Engraved: Made by / Quinby Bros / Boston | |||||||
| 3032 | Cornet | Quinby |
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| 999 | Alto Horn | Quinby | 1870 |
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