Looks like a general order of 1889 referred to the music and manufacture of instruments. Mffan Heavyweight Member Joined: Posts: 1197 Location: Kalamazoo, Mi Posted: Mon 10:38 am Post subject: Here is a very interesting treatise on the history of British Brass Bands and includes several paragraphs on the Salvation Army Bands. _ Dave Rafferty Devillier Stencil (German) Besson 609 1960's B & H Embassy Trumpet, Besson 2-20, Barrington trumpet. I recall seeing one or two on Dillions used list, I think. Morris[/quot Like your new ID and avatar Morris! Interesting subject, I don't know much about them either. How do they sound, what is the bore size, how much air resistance, how easy is a Double C on one (I just had to throw that one in:^). Cheers, Ted _ sparx mffan Heavyweight Member Joined: Posts: 1197 Location: Kalamazoo, Mi Posted: Mon 10:10 am Post subject: Re: Salvation Army cornets Who actually made the old Salvation Army cornets that have 'Made by Salvationist Publishing- London' stamped on the bell?

Scarlett (CSO) he knows everything and more about SA made horns. Morris sparxIV Veteran Member Joined: Posts: 257 Posted: Mon 9:07 am Post subject: cornets The SA used to manufactour all brasses, I don't know much about them.however if you can contact Mr.

->:: Author Message Conn6B Heavyweight Member Joined: Posts: 816 Location: Kentucky Posted: Mon 8:28 am Post subject: Salvation Army cornets Who actually made the old Salvation Army cornets that have 'Made by Salvationist Publishing- London' stamped on the bell? How do they sound, what is the bore size, how much air resistance, how easy is a Double C on one (I just had to throw that one in:^). Brass instruments: Salvation Army Museum Basel, Switzerland Instrument Factory The Campfield Musical Instrument Works Years ago The.

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