King trombone model's (1940)
- Tbfrench
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Hello,
I'm a french amator trombonist.
I try to find the model of a King trombone that I bought on ebay but I don't figure out.
There is a lot of interesting information on the website : https://www.hnwhite.com but not on this trombone.
The serial number is 248403. So it would made in 1940.
https://www.horn-u-copia.net/serial/Kinglist.html
Someone can say me what is the model of this trombone ?
Nothing particular is written of the bell it's just written :
"KING
Made by
The HN WHITE Cr
Cleveland
Ohio
U.S."
Pictures.
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[URL=https://www.imagevenue.com/ME14F9PK]
[URL=https://www.imagevenue.com/ME14F9PL]
[URL=https://www.imagevenue.com/ME14F9PM]
[URL=https://www.imagevenue.com/ME14F9PN]
[URL=https://www.imagevenue.com/ME14F9PO]
Thank you for you help ! :)
Marc-Antoine,
PS: Sorry for my english !
I'm a french amator trombonist.
I try to find the model of a King trombone that I bought on ebay but I don't figure out.
There is a lot of interesting information on the website : https://www.hnwhite.com but not on this trombone.
The serial number is 248403. So it would made in 1940.
https://www.horn-u-copia.net/serial/Kinglist.html
Someone can say me what is the model of this trombone ?
Nothing particular is written of the bell it's just written :
"KING
Made by
The HN WHITE Cr
Cleveland
Ohio
U.S."
Pictures.
Thank you for you help ! :)
Marc-Antoine,
PS: Sorry for my english !
- BGuttman
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Votre anglais est mieux que mon Francais. :good:
Big question: what is its bore size? 12.7 mm?
It looks a lot like the Improved Proportion models.
Big question: what is its bore size? 12.7 mm?
It looks a lot like the Improved Proportion models.
- Tbfrench
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- Joined: Feb 06, 2022
Thank you for you answer !
It's seem to be 12,9 mm when I measure the inner slide.
The trombone is from 1940
But in the website hnwhite (https://www.hnwhite.com/Trombone%20Page.htm#Improved) it's say that "The 1405 was the Improved Proportion Model number 1111.Contiuned in production until 1934-35." :???:
It could be a Artists Solo ? :
<LINK_TEXT text="https://www.hnwhite.com/King/Trombone%2 ... 0Large.jpg">https://www.hnwhite.com/King/Trombone%20Page/1935%20Solo%20Trombone%20Large.jpg</LINK_TEXT>
It's seem to be 12,9 mm when I measure the inner slide.
The trombone is from 1940
But in the website hnwhite (https://www.hnwhite.com/Trombone%20Page.htm#Improved) it's say that "The 1405 was the Improved Proportion Model number 1111.Contiuned in production until 1934-35." :???:
It could be a Artists Solo ? :
<LINK_TEXT text="https://www.hnwhite.com/King/Trombone%2 ... 0Large.jpg">https://www.hnwhite.com/King/Trombone%20Page/1935%20Solo%20Trombone%20Large.jpg</LINK_TEXT>
- BGuttman
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The larger bore (12.9 mm is about 0.508") makes this an early Concert. That bore size was referred to as "Symphony" in other models. Solo was usually applied to very small bore and small bell instruments.
Another possibility is the Simons model. (Gardell Simons was a trombone virtuoso of the early 20th Century and wrote a number of nice solos).
Another possibility is the Simons model. (Gardell Simons was a trombone virtuoso of the early 20th Century and wrote a number of nice solos).
- octavposaune
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Is the inside diameter of the lower inside tuning slide tube about 15MM? That would indicate the model Bruce was suggesting.
Benn
Benn
- Tbfrench
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[quote="octavposaune"]Is the inside diameter of the lower inside tuning slide tube about 15MM? That would indicate the model Bruce was suggesting.
Benn[/quote]
Hi,
The inside diameter of the lower inside tuning slide tube about 13,3MM.
Benn[/quote]
Hi,
The inside diameter of the lower inside tuning slide tube about 13,3MM.
- John
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- Joined: Jan 22, 2022
[quote="Tbfrench"]<QUOTE author="octavposaune" post_id="170752" time="1644179304" user_id="3487">
Is the inside diameter of the lower inside tuning slide tube about 15MM? That would indicate the model Bruce was suggesting.
Benn[/quote]
Hi,
The inside diameter of the lower inside tuning slide tube is about 13,3MM.
</QUOTE>
At first glance, it looks like an old liberty 2b with a silver-plated bell but according to the diameter, this trombone is different from the ordinary 2b.
In my humble opinion, this could be an old symphonic model, the predecessor of the 3b plus (2125)
what do you think?
https://www.hnwhite.com/Trombone%20Page.htm#4
John.
Is the inside diameter of the lower inside tuning slide tube about 15MM? That would indicate the model Bruce was suggesting.
Benn[/quote]
Hi,
The inside diameter of the lower inside tuning slide tube is about 13,3MM.
</QUOTE>
At first glance, it looks like an old liberty 2b with a silver-plated bell but according to the diameter, this trombone is different from the ordinary 2b.
In my humble opinion, this could be an old symphonic model, the predecessor of the 3b plus (2125)
what do you think?
https://www.hnwhite.com/Trombone%20Page.htm#4
John.
- Tbfrench
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[quote="John"]<QUOTE author="Tbfrench" post_id="171308" time="1644659531" user_id="14901">
Hi,
The inside diameter of the lower inside tuning slide tube is about 13,3MM.[/quote]
At first glance, it looks like an old liberty 2b with a silver-plated bell but according to the diameter, this trombone is different from the ordinary 2b.
In my humble opinion, this could be an old symphonic model, the predecessor of the 3b plus (2125)
what do you think?
https://www.hnwhite.com/Trombone%20Page.htm#4
John.
</QUOTE>
Thank you for your interresting opinion !
Hi,
The inside diameter of the lower inside tuning slide tube is about 13,3MM.[/quote]
At first glance, it looks like an old liberty 2b with a silver-plated bell but according to the diameter, this trombone is different from the ordinary 2b.
In my humble opinion, this could be an old symphonic model, the predecessor of the 3b plus (2125)
what do you think?
https://www.hnwhite.com/Trombone%20Page.htm#4
John.
</QUOTE>
Thank you for your interresting opinion !