• King Master Model Cornet Serial Numbers

( Reference numbers enclosed in parentheses are to numbered items within patent drawings.) It is possible that your cornet was manufactured without the 'A' conversion feature. Veteran Member Joined: 15 Jan 2003 Posts: 483 Posted: Thu Jan 27, 2005 5:32 pm Post subject: This website shows serial numbers for King: [/url]Some of the Cleveland numbers overlap with the regular King numbers. My impression was that the Cleveland numbers were later (if it says Cleveland on the horn).

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King Master Model Cornet. I found a King Master Model. Bell's on to their Master trumpet and cornet models. The serial number leads me to believe that this. King Master Model Cornet. I found a King Master Model. Bell's on to their Master trumpet and cornet models. The serial number leads me to believe that this.

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If you have not already gone to these sites, they are very good too: and. The Master Model is a great horn, and I love my brass-bell version. However, you need to know that they were produced in both silver and brass bells in any given year. Agnichirakukal malayalam book pdf. Serial number and year of production alone won't tell you if it's a silver-belled horn. It should say 'Silvertone' or 'Silversonic' on the bell if it's really silver.

King Master Model Cornet Serial Numbers

If you have not already gone to these sites, they are very good too: and. The Master Model is a great horn, and I love my brass-bell version. However, you need to know that they were produced in both silver and brass bells in any given year. Serial number and year of production alone won't tell you if it's a silver-belled horn. It should say 'Silvertone' or 'Silversonic' on the bell if it's really silver. The cost of restoration depends on lots of information that you have not given, and may not know.