Silvertone Trumpet Serial Number
ID Instrument Maker Model Serial# Manuf. Date Key/Pitch Click on Picture to Enlarge 2413 Trombone Silvertone Artist 3295 Trumpet Silvertone Made in Germany 3327 French Horn Silvertone 4203 Cornet Silvertone 7561 Cornet Silvertone Made in France Seller believe it is a Couesnon Stencil 10069 Cornet Silvertone Bandmaster 10249 Trumpet Silvertone Artist 1 Trumpet Silvertone 162135 Engraved: Silvertone Made in Elkhart, Ind Bore:.458 Seller believes it is a Blessing stencil brassyjazz: I have found out that a horn I have was made by Blessing around 1939, possibly for Sears as their delux offering. It has the same fittings as the Artist Blessing with a fully engraved bell and a quick change to A with a locking nut but is the 454 bore rather then the larger 465 as found on the Artist and Super Artist. 2991 Cornet Silvertone 26035 Made In Italy 4338 Trumpet Silvertone Artist 36xxx 1943 Bb/A Made by Blessing Blessing was contracted by Sears and Roebuck to sell the Artist model in their catalog as the Silvertone Artist, and is identical to the Blessing Artist except for the engraving. The 1942 catalog was the first to list the Silvertone Artist.
Vintage King Silvertone Trumpet by HN White Co. (F536) Vintage King Silvertone Trumpet by HN White Co. (F536) Vintage King Ceveland ' SILVERTONE ' Trumpet with case by HN White Co. Serial Number 120508. 180S43 Bb Trumpet Professional. Trumpet-like instruments have historically been used as signaling devices in battle or hunting, with examples dating back to at least 1500 BC. Trumpets are used in art music styles, for instance in orchestras, concert bands, and jazz ensembles, as well as in popular music.
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Shortly afert this horn was made, Sears was sued by H. White - over the name 'Silvertone'. Sears who continued to sell the trumpet into the 1950s called simply Artist. Bore.454 3909 Trumpet Silvertone 200 614144 Showing 0 to 11 of 11.
Silvertone Trumpet Serial Number M2355
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