Instrument List

ID Instrument Maker Model Serial# Manuf. Date Key/Pitch Click on Picture to Enlarge
7394 Tuba Stark
7420 Cornet Courtois
Pryorphone: They did not stamp them on the valve casings. Look under the valve caps to find the serial number (if there is one). In addition, one can narrow down the time period from the dates of the awards that are also on the bell. You might list ALL the bell engraving, and then we could help. KimC: Wow! There IS a serial number there! It is not very clear, but it says 13432. Thanks for that tip! So, here ist he complete text on that cornet: (in a circle):Medaille de 1re classe Exposition universelle 1855 Medaille Londres 1862 Exposition universelle Paris 1867 Medaille dHonneur En argent ----.---- Antonio Courtois & Mille Mille Sr Facteur du Conservatoire National 88 rue Des Marais St. Martin Paris ----.---- 1lr Prix Grande Medaille DOr Exposition Moscou 1872 & Medaille DOr Paris 1878 ----.---- S. Arthur Chappel sole agent 52 New Bond Street London Thats all, quite a lesson! That is why I ondered why there was no serial number, but now I have found it. Honestly I did not ecspect to find a serial number on a part that can easily be removed, or svapped to another instrument. Pryorphone: Looking at the bell award engravings that Ive been able to collect, that puts your cornet between 1878 - 1889
7419 French Horn Bruno Majestic
7417 Tuba Pourcelle
Engraved: Henry Pourcelle Superior Paris Bell: 13 1/2 in Bore:.660- .670 2nd valve casing: 2 R J L Receiver: DA resemblance to the Tourville & Cie Eb tuba shown to left, but it is smaller all around. The Pourcelle has a Mainz rim bell as does the Tourville.
7416 Sousaphone Buescher Bb
Tenor Sousaphone LEW: I bought the horn shown in the eBay photos you have linked. I used it at Tuba Christmas this past December. It plays very well, easy blowing with a nice full sound, as you might expect from a euphonium with a 14" bell. I brought it to the US Army band tuba euphonium conference in January and Lee Stofer played it and sounded great. I have since spoken to a couple of other people who said that they have seen others and one who owns another one. I suspect that they were made as marching band baritones, but I still believe that a relatively small number were made and certainly a smaller number are still around in playing condition.
7415 Tuba Besson Imperial Eb
7412 Cornet Besson
7411 Helicon Lutz
Brüder Lutz Schönbach Böhmen
7410 Cornet Gloess
Engraved: J. Gloess Place de la Plax Mulhouse Length: 12.5in Length of the tubing: 55 in
7409 Mellophone ToneKing
7408 Alto Horn Harmony
Chicago Musical Instrument Company
7407 Alto Horn Trapp
Engaved: Herman Trapp, Wildstein B. Eger in Bohmen, Shulz-Marke Height: 22in Bell: 7in
7406 Fluglehorn Schuster C
Engraved: gebr. Schuster markneukirchen with 2 medals, one from 1862(London) and one from 1879 (Sydney). Length:14.5 in Length of tubing: 44 3/4 inches long
7405 Cornet ToneKing
Tone King New York Band Co.
7403 Trumpet Buescher Super 400--T160N 360065
7401 Cornet Lefever 691
7399 Trumpet Harwood P43259
7398 Trombone Olympian 11854
Engraved: Olympian made in USA
7397 Alto Horn Battauld
Battauld Chalon a Saone
7396 Trumpet Besson Excellent
7395 Tuba Sprinz
7375 Cornet Continental 214
Length: 17 1/4in (15.75)
7382 Fluglehorn Riedl Eb
Length:17 in Bell: 5 in
7380 Trombone; Valve Langen
. J. Langen Osnabrück
7379 Trombone; Alto Monke F
7377 Trombone; Valve Lamotte
Engraved: Ch Lamotte a Paris
7373 Cimbasso Dehmal
Bell: 9 in Bore: .560 at main tuning slide.
7371 Trombone Mahillon
C Manillon succ J Smits Bruxelles
7372 Trombone; Valve Gardet Bb/C
Engraved: Gardet | Paris
7383 Trombone; Valve Hug 10708
Hug & cie

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