King Cleveland Trumpet Serial Number

King Cleveland Trumpet Serial Number

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The development of a serial number list has been very difficult because of the lack of official records. Mr. H. N. White kept very detailed records but when the company was sold to the Seeburg Corporation all official records were destroyed. When looking up the age of your instrument, complete the following steps: (1.) Find your instruments catalog page and year that the catalog was made. Pay special attention to the small details on your instrument because most artists drawings account for unique changes and features. (2.) Compare your findings to the serial number list. Please keep in mind that most catalogs were dated on the back and should be trusted more than the serial number list.

King serial numbers are difficult to track due to the different variations of product changes and the lack of official records. All of the serial numbers listed on this page end when The H. N. White Company was sold in 1965. After 1965, all instruments were manufactured in Eastlake and engraved with "King Musical Instruments."

Special Note: In the production years of 1893-1915 it is important to consider that production of trumpets and cornets stated slowly and that www.hnwhite.com is in the process of breaking these numbers down to better reflect "true" numbers. The H. N. White Company did not have "considerable" production until 1905.

King 601 Question. The King serial number you suggest gives a date of around 1938. A Cleveland branded trumpet with that number would be from. King 600 Age & Value. I have a King trumpet made in 1970 and it is no nice that most people. I just bought my son a King 600, serial number. Tempo 600 trumpet, serial number 173699 in fair condition. Also, the year of manufacture, if you can. - Answered by a verified Musical Instrument Appraiser Also, the year of manufacture, if you can. - Answered by a verified Musical Instrument Appraiser.

Hnwhite.com Trumpet & Cornet Serial Numbers Important facts to consider before you look up your serial number: King serial numbers are difficult to track due to the different variations of product changes and the lack of official records. All of the serial numbers listed on this page end when The H. White Company was sold in 1965. After 1965, all instruments were manufactured in Eastlake and engraved with 'King Musical Instruments.' Special Note: In the production years of 1893-1915 it is important to consider that production of trumpets and cornets stated slowly and that www.hnwhite.com is in the process of breaking these numbers down to better reflect 'true' numbers. White Company did not have 'considerable' production until 1905. Special Note: If your instrument says 'The King' plus has a 'lion head' by the serial numbers you have the earliest and oldest manufactured (by H.

The serial number lists are NOT 100% accurate. Date Serial Number 1893-1899 1-4,000 1900-1903 4,001-6,000 1904-1905 6,001-9,000 1905-1910 9,001-25,000 1910-1915 25,001-40,000 1915-1925 40,001-78,000 1925-1930 78,001-126,000 1930-1935 126,001-176,000 1935-1936 176,001-186,000 1936-1937 186,001-200,000 1937-1938 200,001-212,000 1938-1939 212,001-225,000 1939-1940 225,001-239,000 1940-1941 239,001-254,000 1941-1942 254,001-264,000 1942-1945 264,001-267,500 1945-1946 267,501-277,000 1946-1947 277,001-287,000 1947-1948 287,001-296,500 1948-1949 296,501-301,500 1949-1950 301,501-308,000 1950-1951 308,001-316,500 1951-1952 316,501-322,000 1952-1953 322,001-330,000 1953-1954 330,001-337,000 1954-1955 337,001-340,000 1955-1960 340,001-370,000 1960-1965 370,000-406,500 1965-1970 406,501-457,600 String Serial Numbers

The 1240/1241 production ceased at serial number 780899; 2340/2341 production started at serial number 780901, in June 1980. At least, that's what Conn-Selmer authorities told Dan Schulz. From 1987 to 1995, the serial numbers have a prefix: the prefix number plus 50 gives you the year of manufacture. From 1996 to 2000, '5' preceeded the serial number. From 2001 onwards the prefix was dropped. More serial numbers at Musictrader.

Early instruments have a lion's head near the serial number and are marked The King. Before 1918 the engraving read simply as 'H. N. White'. In 1918 the company was incorporated and 'Co' was added to the engraving. In September 1964 the King logo was updated to the crown that is still used today. After 1965 (from number 426000 onwards) all horns were made in Eastlake, Ohio and engravedKing Musical Instruments.

This trumpet has been totally overhauled for one of our regular customers. Click here for more information about our overhauling.The serial number shows it was made in 1962) The valves all have matching serial numbers which are the same as the serial number on the trumpet. This is a King SilverSonic Manufactured in 1962. The engraving reads "King Super 20 Symphony - SilverSonic Made By HN White Co. Cleveland - Ohio" A very nice looking and good playing vintage SilverSonic. All original specification preserved. The horn is 99% restored. The engraving is still sharp and readable as it was when new. It has been totally stripped of the old lacquer, buff polished and re-lacquered on the trumpet valve casings, slides and crooks. The bell has been polished and buffed. A very slight buffing to preserve the stencil. No lacquer is applied to the bell or the sterling silver mouthpipe. All solder joints inspected and redone as necessary. Valves and valve casings lapped where necessary and reconditioned. New corks, felts and springs have been installed. The King Super 20 has been played by many professionals. For a listing of pro players go to the H.N.White website maintained by H. N. White family member - Chris Charvat Click here to See the H. N. White website If you are interested in a horn like this contact us. We try to always have a few King trumpets in our inventory - Ask! Please feel free to e-mail us with your questions or concerns. We get back to you promptly. BTW - Take a look at all the pictures below - then call in your order or e-mail us. We have several instruments in our inventory - some are ready to ship, many waiting for repairing or overhauling. We probably have what you want. Oh yes, we give all our customers a satisfaction guarantee. If you are not pleased with our instruments, we will either adjust it at our cost, ship you a different horn or give you a full refund! All it will cost you is the shipping. If you need a mouthpiece visit our Mouthpiece Page. Be sure to get a mouthpiece that is right for you. Click Here We take Pay-Pal. Best regards to you and yours. 2b1af7f3a8