The 1942 catalog was the first to list the Silvertone Artist. Shortly afert this horn was made, Sears was sued by H. White - over the name 'Silvertone'. Sears who continued to sell the trumpet into the 1950s called simply Artist. Model numbers and serial number dating are not available for Reynolds’ earliest trumpets, making it difficult to accurately put together a production timeline. Silvertone World is dedicated to the history, evolution and appreciation of Silvertone guitars, amplifiers, electronics, instruments and the artists who use them. Easily learn the age of your horn by using our quick links serial numbers resource guide. If you landed on the Trumpet Serial Number it probably means you are.

• • • • • • • • ->:: Author Message bent tubing Regular Member Joined: 31 Jan 2005 Posts: 71 Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 2:47 pm Post subject: Sears Silvertone stencill horn Hi everyone! Got a good trumpet trivia question for those who are more informed about stencil horns. I used to own a stencil horn by Sears. On the bell was engraved 'Silvertone', and below it Elkhart, Indiana. I read somewhere before, forgot where, maybe in the TH forum that these Sears trumpets were made by the E.K. Blessing company. The Smurfs 2 Dubbed In Hindi Watch Online. Is this the case with this one.

Also there was another Silvertone trumpet made by King musical instruments also but i don't think this was is a King trumpet. Maybe Conn could have been responsible for this one huh? At any rate this is a good trivia question no? Anybody care to take a stab at this one? Lots of thanks and hope you all have a good day and by the way, it was a pretty descent horn as i remember.

The Sims Freeplay Hack Iphone. Good price l too. Thanks in advance mffan Heavyweight Member Joined: 23 Dec 2006 Posts: 1197 Location: Kalamazoo, Mi Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 7:31 pm Post subject: There were several makers of Silvertone models sold by Sears, including Blessing, Cousenon (France)who also made another student horn called the Layfayette.

Here are catalog excerpts from HUC from Sears and you can see some of the horns offered over the years. We can't tell about yours without photos. Here is the HUC Sears link for you searching pleasure.

King had nothing to do with them at Sears. Check out this site for info on these great horns. _________________ Dave Rafferty Devillier Stencil (German) Besson 609 1960's B & H Embassy Trumpet, Besson 2-20, Barrington trumpet. New Member Joined: 05 Nov 2016 Posts: 6 Location: Valley Grande, Alabama Posted: Wed Feb 22, 2017 6:55 pm Post subject: My first trumpet was a Silvertone purchased out of the 1974 Sears catalog for $120.

My band director at the time, who was a fairly knowledgeable trumpet player, said it was a Holton. I took his word for it and never thought about it again until just now. Since then I have owned Bach's, Benge's, Yamaha's, an Olds Recording and a Conn Victor.

I've had some Bessons and a few others. My current Bb weapon of choice is a custom built Bach 43. While I love this horn. Hammond B3 Organ Serial Numbers.

I wish I still had my first trumpet in my collection. _________________ I got some horns.

Dennis78 Veteran Member Joined: 28 Feb 2015 Posts: 344 Location: Cincinnati Posted: Thu Feb 23, 2017 4:04 am Post subject: Blessings and Holton can be had for fairly reasonable prices. You could go off memory and pick one or some that look similar and go from there _________________ 1909 Holton New Proportions short Bach cr310 Holton c605 Holton B47 Cecilio tt500ses William B. New Member Joined: 05 Nov 2016 Posts: 6 Location: Valley Grande, Alabama Posted: Thu Feb 23, 2017 4:35 am Post subject: I have thought of that and that is a great idea. It just wouldn't be the same. _________________ I got some horns. VetPsychWars Heavyweight Member Joined: 07 Nov 2006 Posts: 6976 Location: Greenfield WI Posted: Thu Feb 23, 2017 5:49 am Post subject: Re: Sears Silvertone stencill horn bent tubing wrote: Hi everyone!