case my wife bought me about 20 years ago, which still looks almost brand new. I also have the original case in decent shape (inside is perfect, outside a little scruffed but nothing major) along with another V.B. Was re-laquered once about 25 years ago, but has completely worn off it seems.
Lots of petina and no dings I can really see. Love the horn! Trying to get some more info. I’ve played mostly in church up until about 4 years ago due to back issues.
(Cool huh?) It is has serial #18562 throughout the horn valves and on the middle outside valve #18562 Mt. We paid $125 for it from a guy that lived on a sailboat in Ft. Vernon Bach Stradivarius trumpet that my dad and I bought in 1974 for me in High School. Vernon horns provided that the condition of the instrument warrants consideration. In time, many very knowledgeable Bachophiles will covet these VERY early Elkhart horns as much or MORE than the Mt. Considering your horns serial number being within a couple of thousand within the 1965 and 30,000 start of production, I’d say that you are the owner of a horn that was made with an extraordinary level of pride or care.Ĭongratulations. Vernon horns were revered were motivating factors of the workers. Pride to show the high level craftsmanship that they had knowing how Mt. Vernon? Maybe but your bell most likely was made in Elkhart Indiana.įor what it’s worth, Bach expert/historian Roy Hempley told me that there was much pride in Elkhart and it is thought by many that these very early Elkhart horns were the equal to and perhaps even somewhat better that the Mt. My guess is that yours was produced late ’65 or sometime ’66, but not 1964. The factory shop card indicated that it’s production date is April 15, 1965. I own a new old stock Bach 37 cornet, absolute pristine. Paul, your 37 was manufacturer’s after 1965. Merger of UMI and Selmer into Conn-Selmer Selmer Industries buys Steinway Musical PropertiesĪcquisition of United Musical Instruments Moved to 3rd factory621 East 216th Street 107 Stġst Mercury model trumpets using German Valve blocks. Vincent Bach 1st published Cornet Solos210 W. Vincent Bach designed and handcrafted his first mouthpieces. All information is copyright per the original owner/source. We’re always looking for more information/corrections to include, so please email us through our contact us link in the header. We decided to combine into a single timeline reference to better understand the instrument serial numbers vs. There are multiple sources for the Vincent Bach trumpet on the internet today.
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