| ID | Instrument | Maker | Model | Serial# | Manuf. Date | Key/Pitch | Click on Picture to Enlarge |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11739 | Trombone | Holton | TR-301 | 484006 | 1970 |
 |
|
| Bore: Single bore .485 Bell:8in | |||||||
| 9957 | Trumpet | King | 1047M | 472666 | 1970 |
 |
|
| 8109 | French Horn | Paxman | 1970 | Bb/F |
 |
||
| Double Descant | |||||||
| 7062 | Trumpet | Keytone | Soloist de Luxe | 1970 |
 |
||
| 6140 | Trumpet; Bass | Miraphone | 6209 | 1970 |
 |
||
| 6063 | Trumpet | Holton | T505 Herriot | 1970 |
 |
||
| 5547 | Trumpet | LeBlanc | 770 Gozzo | 14502 | 1970 |
 |
|
| 4523 | Trombone | Conn | 8H | N13381 | 1970 |
 |
|
| 4110 | Cornet | King | Super 20 Master | 505319 | 1970 |
 |
|
| Engraved: KING SUPER 20 MASTER, KING MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS USA OLDLOU: Are we to assume that King went back to a non micrometer adjustable tuning slide and added a first valve trigger on this model after my Super 20 Master Model # 3869XX was built, and photos of which I have sent to you? The subject pictured cornet "looks" to be a much older instrument than mine, even though the serial number says otherwise. Pryorphone: If it is true, it certainly would not be the first time that a manufacturer built and sold older and newer models side-by-side (sometimes even on the same line!) | |||||||
| 3015 | Fluglehorn | Alexander | 1970 |
 |
|||
| Engraved: Gebr. Alexander Mainz Bell: 15.5cm | |||||||
| 2459 | Trumpet | Alexander | 1970 | Bb/A |
 |
||
| Engraved: Gebr. Alexander Mainz | |||||||
| 1749 | Euphonium | Conn | 20I | B43844 | 1970 |
 |
|
| Short action valves | |||||||
| 1640 | Trumpet; Bass | Holton | 490055 | 1970 |
 |
||
| bell 6 in | |||||||
| 1406 | Tuba | Holton | 355 | 1970 | BBb |
 |
|
| 750 in bore | |||||||
| 767 | Euphonium | Besson | 364000 | 1970 |
 |
||
