| ID |
Instrument |
Maker |
Model |
Serial# |
Manuf. Date |
Key/Pitch |
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| 8536 |
Fluglehorn |
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|
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| A. Eschenbach Königliche Instrumentenmacher Dresden
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| 8867 |
Trombone |
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|
 |
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| 8968 |
Serpent |
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|
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| Length of tubing 8ft.
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| 9777 |
Trumpet |
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Bb |
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| Crepin David Bielefeld.
Modern spings instead of clockwork springs
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| 9821 |
Bugle |
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|
 |
| Sousa Shaped
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| 9938 |
Bugle |
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Bb/Eb |
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| Pelisson Gaillard et Loiselet
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| 9952 |
Trombone; Valve |
|
Silver Piston |
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|
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| Slide/Valve Combo
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| 10300 |
Cornet |
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|
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| 2 vienna valves
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| 10456 |
Cornet |
|
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P43971 |
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|
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| Possible Pan Am model
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| 10536 |
Zinke |
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|
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| Lower Zinke, Zink, or Cornetto c1700s, Ivory body
Upper Descant zink, or Cornettino c1600 Ivory with deerhorn ends.
|
| 10543 |
Tuba |
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1850 |
F |
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| Mady in Markneukirchen
One of the earliest tubas in existence
|
| 10596 |
Tuba |
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1840s |
|
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| Bombardon
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| 10863 |
Trombone; Valve |
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1908 |
C |
 |
| Exposition Universelle de Paris 1900 |
Hors Concours |
Membre du jury |
Couenon & Cie |
94 rue dAngouleme |
PARIS |
8
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| 11569 |
French Horn |
|
Sprinz |
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|
 |
| A. Sprinz, Berlin
Schmidt style Double Horn
|
| 11599 |
Bugle |
|
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|
 |
| CIVIL WAR Clarion Bugle with artillery cords, ca 1860s. Overall length 20 1/4 in.; bell diameter 5 13/16 in.; brass floating rim approx. 1 in.; mouthpiece 1 1/2 in. Copper and brass bugle with pigtail and artillery cord with 2 tassels (several dings/dents, soldering near pigtail extension, spots of tarnish; cord with soiling, fraying, and some loss). No makers mark visible.
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| 11645 |
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C |
 |
| 10 Key
|
| 11738 |
Serpent |
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|
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| Military Serpent 6 holes, 3 keys, bone mouthpiece
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| 11771 |
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|
 |
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| 621 |
Sousaphone |
(anon) |
|
172282 |
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BBb |
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| Bell 22in
|
| 777 |
Cornet |
(anon) |
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Bb/A |
 |
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The Side Action Rotery Valve (SARV) cornet is assumed American, has Allen-type valves, and is made of nickel silver. The bell has a rolled edge, and no garland.
Since the first valve is appproximately an half step, it could be intended to be an A valve, but the actuating mechanism is lost.
Or, since the what is now the first side action valve appears to have been lengthened and the second perhaps cut, it may be that this cornet was intended for another valve tuning entirely (other than what became the standard)...
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| 778 |
Cornopean |
(anon) |
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|
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|
The Stölzel Valve Cornopean is nickel plated brass, and has a rolled bell. It came with crooks for F (shown), G, and high pitch G, but plays perfectly fine when a straight Bb or A shank is used.
It is unmarked, although there is a 10mm circular soldering mark on the bell where a makers crest would have been affixed, or perhaps a music holder. It has been suggested to me that this looks like the work of Gautrot of Paris. If so, that would place its manufacture about 1845-1885.
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| 819 |
Trombone; Sopra |
(anon) |
|
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|
 |
| Bell 5 3/4 in
length 22in
slide is 15 1/2in
only marking is above the slide to bell joint "MADE IN GERMANY".
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| 820 |
Trombone; Valve |
(anon) |
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C |
 |
| Czech made Cannot read maker
Key of C
Bore .525
|
| 821 |
Trombone; Valve |
(anon) |
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|
 |
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| 860 |
Trombone; Valve |
(anon) |
|
425 |
|
C |
 |
| Czech made
Bore.525
|
| 870 |
Cornet |
(anon) |
|
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|
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| ingraved "An2568"
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| 881 |
Baritone |
(anon) |
|
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|
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| Baritone Saxhorn with Berliner Pumpen valves.
27in long
9 5/8in bell
|
| 916 |
Cornet |
(anon) |
|
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|
 |
|
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| 929 |
Alto Horn |
(anon) |
|
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|
 |
| Listed as an Austrian Alto
|
| 960 |
Trumpet |
(anon) |
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|
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| length 29 in
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