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VINTAGE SELMER TRUMPET S SERIAL 28685 1964

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2 Historical list of Selmer instrumentsHistory Timeline 1885вЂ“1899 Among famous Selmer Clarinet players is Benny Goodman in his early career. Founded in 1885, it is known as a producer of professional-grade woodwind and brass instruments, especially saxophones, clarinets and trumpets.Selmer Paris instruments have been played by many well-known saxophonists such as Marcel Mule, Claude Delangle, Frederick Hemke, Charlie Parker, John Coltrane, Paul Desmond, Herschel Evans, Zoot Sims, Michael Brecker, Sonny Rollins, Ornette Coleman and Coleman Hawkins. Most Selmer Paris Clarinets are eligible for free shipping.Henri Selmer Paris company is a French-based international family-owned enterprise, manufacturer of musical instruments based at Mantes-la-Ville near Paris, France. The second character indicated the month of the year 'A' for January, 'B' for February, 'C' for March, etc.1964 K-Modified model 24B, serial 28685 1964 DeVille model, serial 31851 1965 K-Modified model 24B, serial 32300 1966 Maurice Andre starts as a consultant for Selmer trumpets 1967 Eb Get the guaranteed best prices on Selmer Paris Clarinets at Musician's Friend. 1977 vintage Selmer Paris Mark VII alto sax in.Woodwind instruments: saxophones, clarinets and mouthpiecesIn March of 1974 an alpha-numeric system was established: The first character of the serial number indicated the decade 'G' for the 1970s, 'H' for the 1980s, etc.

From 1903, he plays the clarinets his brother is manufacturing in France. During this period Alexandre Selmer, Henri's brother, has been first clarinetist in the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra for two years. 1904: The Selmer Paris clarinets are presented for the first time at the International Saint Louis Fair (USA), where Henri wins a Gold Medal.

There, he has the opportunity to play under the conductor Gustav Mahler. 1909: Alexandre Selmer joins the New York Philharmonic Orchestra as first clarinetist. This first structure will later become the H&A Selmer (USA) company. The following year, Alexandre officially establishes himself in New York USA, where he starts selling the Selmer Paris clarinets. Henri takes over the Barbier Company (a flute manufacturer, rue du faubourg Saint Denis, in Paris). 1905: Paul LefГЁvre and his son Henri, who had been working for Maison Robert (a clarinet manufacturer), join Henri Selmer's team.

1922: 31 December 1922, the first Selmer saxophone is finished: a 'Series 22' alto. Other saxophone manufacturers, like Dolnet and Evette-Scheaffer, are already established in this city. 1919: Opening of a new factory in Mantes whose technical direction is headed by Maurice and Henri LefГЁvre, both sons-in-law of Henri Selmer. Alexandre, after having opened his first shop in the United States, decides to return to France, entrusting the management to one of his students, George Bundy.

1923вЂ“24: Selmer's New York retail operation incorporated as H&A Selmer Inc. Selmer then counts 50 instrument makers who manufacture 30 saxophones per month. The whole family is offered, including a c-melody saxophone.

Saxophone 'Model 26' introduced. Stamped on all Selmer Paris instruments, this original logo is still used today as the seal of authenticity for the original 'Henri Selmer Paris'. 1926: A new logotype 'Henri Selmer Paris' is adopted: the laurel wreath replaces the lyre. The workshop at Place Dancourt is reserved for welcoming musicians. Three new workshops are constructed: one for reeds, two for saxophones. Extension of Mantes factory.

Conn's interests in H&A Selmer Inc., gaining full ownership. George Bundy buys out Selmer's and C.G. Grand prize at the International Exhibition of Geneva, for the production as a whole. 1927: Metal clarinet comes out.

Production of the 'Adolphe Sax' model saxophones continues under Selmer until 1935. 1929: Purchase of the almost bankrupt workshops of Edouard Sax, direct descendant of Adolphe Sax. Creation of SelmerвЂ“Canada. 'Model 28' saxophone introduced. 1928: Creation of the company 'H. Bundy was appointed the sole distributor for Selmer (Paris) instruments in the United States.

Grand Prize at the Exhibition of Liege. 1930: Manpower rises to 175 people who manufacture 300 instruments per month. 9909) with 12 amethysts for the Barcelona International Exposition. Presentation of a special model of saxophone (no. Creation of Selmer-London.

They run a workshop where the 'Selmer - Maccaferri', guitars are made that were immortalized by Django Reinhardt. 1932: Selmer branches out into guitar manufacture in partnership with stringed-instrument maker Mario Maccaferri. 1931: Acquisition of Millereau, a brass manufacturer.

1936: Selmer Paris revolutionizes the mechanics of the left hand cluster with the new 'Balanced Action' model saxophone. 1935: 'Jimmy Dorsey' variant of the 'Super' model saxophone distinguished by engraving and sheet metal keyguards. Selmer trumpet and mouthpiece given to Louis Armstrong by King George V of England. 1934: 'Radio Improved' variant of the 'Super' model saxophone distinguished by engraving. 1933: Release of the 'Armstrong' trumpet model later known as 'Balanced', and of the model 'Harry James.' Production of this model continued through 1938.

1941: Death of Henri Selmer. Tremendous popularity of Hawkins following his recording of Body and Soul establishes the brand strength of Selmer saxophones in the USA. 1939: Coleman Hawkins returns to the USA from Europe, using Selmer Paris tenor saxophones.

1951: Release of the Soloist mouthpiece. 1950: The production rises to 650 instruments per month. The saxophone featured offset left and right hand stack keys, establishing the basic layout of the modern saxophone. 1948: Release of the 'Super Action' saxophone (often referred to as the 'Super Balanced Action' model to avoid confusion with the later 'Super Action 80' models). 1946: By the end of the war, manpower had fallen to 80 people, but from 1946 the production went up to 250 instruments per month. Release of Saxophone NВ° 30,000.

The same year, Selmer also starts to market the 'Clavioline' (Constant Martin). 1954: An exceptional season, with the release of three legendary models: 'Mark VI' range of saxophones, developed with Marcel Mule, the 'Centered Tone' B-flat clarinet, and the 'K-modified' trumpet. The third generation of Selmers, Jean, George and Jacques, are in place. Jacques Selmer, youngest son of Maurice Selmer, incorporates the company. 1953: Death of Alexandre Selmer. Initiation of the Selmer Artist program, a highly effective promotion among professional musicians for Selmer Paris instruments.

1960: Release of the B-flat and A clarinets model 'Series 9' and 'Series 9*' 370 employees manufacture 1000 instruments per month. 1958: Transformation of the company from S.A.R.L.

Saxophone nВ° 100 000 is produced (June 28, 1962). The 'Bolero' and 'Largo' trombone models, developed with Gabriel Masson, are also put on the market the same year. 1962: Release of the 'Deville' brand for brass.

Selmer Paris takes over exclusive distribution of 'Premier Percussion' instruments in France. 1965: Installation of a new head office, rue de la Fontaine au Roi in Paris' 11th district. 1964: Release of a microphone especially intended for the amplification of woodwinds (saxophone, clarinet and flute) 1963: Exclusive distribution rights obtained in France for 'Vincent Bach' (U.S.A.) brass.

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1974: Release of the 'Mark VII' alto and tenor saxophone models, developed with the assistance of Michel Nouaux and Frederick Hemke. 1971: Release of the clarinets B-flat and A 'Series 10' model in the US Release of the trumpet model 'Radial 2'. Georges Selmer is named president. 1968: Death of Henri LefГЁvre. 1966: Production of Series 10, alongside series 9 and 9* clarinets

1983: In collaboration with the instrument maker Ernest Ferron, Selmer launches Variospec, an impedance variator. The following year, Jerome Selmer, son of Jacques, starts at the company. The Myrha street factory is closed and brass manufacturing transferred to Mantes. 1981: Release of the 'Super Action 80' saxophone model, replacing Mark VI and Mark VII models. Brigitte Selmer, daughter of George Selmer, enters the company the following year. 1977: Release of the clarinet model '10S' and the trumpet 'Series700'.

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