Instrument List

ID Instrument Maker Model Serial# Manuf. Date Key/Pitch Click on Picture to Enlarge
11708 French Horn Holton 71 299040 1957
11349 Trombone Holton 160 Revelation 1957
11090 Trumpet York Super Custom 208437 1957
10407 Trumpet Holton 48 Deluxe 1957
9574 Helicon Radioaparatur 1957
Radioaparatur is the German translation of the name of this factory in Kiev Russia
9092 Euphonium Conn 21I Artist 700337 1957
Short Action Valves
7175 Trumpet Selmer B66 185xx 1957
4933 French Horn Blessing 544 81985 1957 F/Bb
4690 French Horn York Hallmark Jubilee 209054 1957
4447 Trombone; Bass Conn 72h Artist 1957
4123 Cornet Conn 77A 673XXX 1957
3733 French Horn Reynolds Pottag 27094 1957
John Ericson, in his blog, was talking about the Reynolds Pottag French horn, He said it was introduced in the 1940s and was produced until 1961. In the early stages of the Reynolds Double Horn, Reynolds contracted Max Pottag, long-time second horn with the Chicago Symphony to promote sales of the new horn. By the mid 1940s, Reynolds was marketing their double horn as the Pottag Model. In 1947, Pottag retired from the CSO after 40 years of playing and began teaching at Northwestern. Max Pottag The Reynolds Double French Horn is a most sensitively responding instrument and has an unusually easy-speaking upper register - so important to Horn players. Its wondrous tone quality, complete even range and sureness is noteworthy. I am using it exclusively, love it and I am happy indeed to recommend it to any French Horn player. John says it has a good upper register, and the intonation is a bit squirrely but manageable. It is pretty responsive but the strength of this horn would seem to me to be the tone. It has a very nice sound, they did get something really right about the bell and tapers and metal thickness and temper. He also told of a 2008 test conducted by Ken Pope at the IHS Denver horn workshop. When the reviewers did not know what horn was being played, they loved the tone, but when they found out it was a Reynolds, they hated it!
3070 Trumpet LeBlanc 707 Sonic 15750 1957
3069 Trumpet Getzen MD90 88602 1957
.459" bore
3044 Trombone Holton Super Collegiate 300535 1957
2294 Cornet Conn Victor 634826 1957
5in bell Not sure what model # this is. Any idea?
2266 French Horn Conn 28D 672645 1957
2012 Trombone Conn 10H 633936 1957
.500 bore similar to a Conn 6H but with Coprion bell
1716 Cornet Conn 28A 678841 1957
5 1/8in bell engraved: CG Conn Ltd Connstellation Elkhart USA
1711 Cornet Reynolds Professional 2444x 1957
1700 Trombone Olds Super 1957
tone control band 7.5-in bell
1630 Trumpet Holton 301886 1957 C
1360 Baritone Martin 1957
1117 Baritone Blessing 07114 1957
907 Trumpet Martin Committee 209715 1957
Gold plated in mint condition. Medium Bore
632 Trombone Reynolds 70 32431 1957
.500 bore Bell 7 1/2 engraving Reynolds / MADE BY ROTH-REYNOLDS INST. CO CLEVE., OH.
568 French Horn Conn 8D 71212 1957
519 Cornet Reynolds 20-S Contrmpora 53170 1957
Contempora "Leonard Smith" Cornet/ .462in large bore/ first-valve trigger/ 4-3/4 Bronz-o-lyte bell with nickel-silver tone ring / clear lacquer finish. Serial number on middle valve 53170-Reynolds-LB
412 Trumpet Olds Rrecording 284709 1957
Made in Fullerton Calf

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