| ID | Instrument | Maker | Model | Serial# | Manuf. Date | Key/Pitch | Click on Picture to Enlarge |
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| 11181 | Trumpet | Gaillard-Loiselet | 1940 | Bb |
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| Marked on bell "Pelisson / 1812 / Gaillard & Loiselet / Successeurs / Lyon - Paris / 40 inside star" | |||||||
| 10878 | Bugle; Keyed | Sibley | Ned Kendall | 1940 | Eb |
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| 11 key solid silver bugle | |||||||
| 10415 | Trumpet | Reynolds | Roth | 1940 |
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| 9971 | Tuba | King | 1940 | CC |
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| Bore 687 Only 6 made. Bill Bell’s style | |||||||
| 8013 | Trumpet | Benge | 745 | 1940 |
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| ML bore (0.460") whwright: This trumpet was originally owned by a guy named Richard Schulz, who apparently played in the Eddie Fitzpatrick Orchestra up and down the west coast. I can find no further documentation on Richard Schulz, but the person I bought the trumpet from was told in 1988 that Richard died "years ago." The trumpet appears to have been repaired and refinished at least once, and it was done very well. All the engraving is crisp and sharp, the valves are perfect, and the horn plays wonderfully. This is my first trumpet with the "underslung" third slide ring, and I am surprised how natural it feels. | |||||||
| 6355 | French Horn | York | Standard | 123242 | 1940 |
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| Schmidt wrap | |||||||
| 4342 | Fluglehorn | Holton | Collegiate | 134377 | 1940 |
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| 3062 | Cornet | Conn | 26A | 325xxx | 1940 |
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| .485 bore | |||||||
| 1453 | Euphonium | Conn | 22I | 3383xx | 1940 |
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| Conn "Crysteel" valves | |||||||
