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B flat Cornets |
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| Over-the-shoulder | B flat Cornet | Brass | HMMF 21A |
| Top-mounted Berliner Pumpen piston valves. Bell Section manufactured by C. Bruno, Paris, France circa 1855 | |||
| On Loan to HMMF from The Rock County Historical Society,
Janesville, WI
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| Over-the-shoulder | B flat Cornet | German Silver | |
| Top-mounted Allen elliptical-port rotary valves, String action. Manufactured by D. C. Hall, Boston, MA circa 1862. Inscribed: Presented To A. H. Brown by The Honesdale Guards Capt. John J. Wright, Company. C., 6th Brig. P.R.V.C. 1862 | |||
| Permanently maintained in the HMMF Instrument Collection as a
memorial to Margaret E. Woolpert
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| Over-the-shoulder | B flat Cornet | German Silver | |
| Top-mounted Allen elliptical-port Rotary Valves, String action. Manufactured by D. C. Hall, Boston, MA circa 1862; Owned and played by Joseph F. Ward, 34th Massachusetts Regimental Band | |||
| On Loan to HMMF from Seymour Priestly, Milwaukee, WI
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| Over-the-shoulder | B flat Cornet | Brass | |
| Top-mounted Berliner Pumpen piston valves. Unmarked, probably manufactured in Europe circa 1860 | |||
| Funding for acquisition donated to HMMF
by a private foundation, Wausau, WI
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| Over-the-shoulder | B Flat Cornet | Brass/Silver Trim | |
| Top-mounted European mechanical rotary valves.
Unmarked - probably made in Europe 3rd quarter 19th century. Original fitted box case
and mouthpiece. Bell has a machine-threaded ferrule and is removable.
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| Over-the-shoulder | B Flat Cornet | German Silver | |
| Top-mounted string action rotary valves. German silver. Probably manufactured in 1860's. Marked Metzerott & Eisenbrandt Washington & Balt. on Stratton-type shield. Has original fitted coffin case, hand written music, and mouthpiece. | |||
| Donated to the Foundation by Fred Benkovic, Brookfield, WI
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| Bell-front | C/B flat Cornet | German Silver | HMMF 22A |
| Side-mounted American rotary valves,
String action: two leadpipes. Unmarked, probably manufactured in the United States between 1860 and 1875; Inscribed: Frank W. Barnes
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| Bell-front | B flat Cornet | Brass /w Silver Trim | |
| Top-mounted American rotary valves, String action. Possibly manufactured by John F. Stratton, New York, NY; Distributed by Lyon & Healy, Chicago, IL | |||
| Donated to HMMF by Ward Brodt Music Company,
Madison, WI
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| Bell-front | B flat Cornet | Brass /w Silver Trim | |
| Top-mounted American rotary valves, String action.
Unmarked, probably manufactured by John F. Stratton, (Statton shield on bell) New York, NY circa 1865
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| Bell-front | B flat Cornet | Brass /w Silver Trim | |
| Top-mounted Perinet valves (left of mouthpipe).
Manufactured by Louis Gautrot, Paris, France circa 1875,
Imported and Distributed by R. Wurlitzer, Cincinnati, OH
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| Bell-front | B flat Cornet | ||
| Side-mounted American String action Rotary Valves.
Manufactured by John F. Stratton & Co, New York, NY circa 1865
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| Bell-front | B flat Flugelhorn | Brass /w Silver Trim | |
| Side-mounted Reidl rotary valves, Mechanical action,
Adjustable tension. Manufactured by Vincens Muller, Schonbach,
Austria between 1860 and 1870
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| Bell-front | C/B Flat Cornet | German Silver | |
| Side-mounted American rotary valves, String action. Probably manufactured in Boston, MA between 1860 and 1870 | |||
| On Loan to HMMF from Dale and the late Julia Larson, Berwick, IL
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| Bell-front | C/Bb/A Cornet | Brass w/silver trim | |
| Side-mounted American rotary valves, String action. Possibly manufactured by Slater/Martin between 1870 and 1880. | |||
| On loan to HMMF by Robert Holt, Minocqua, WI
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| Bell-front | B flat Cornet | German Silver w/ Gold Trim | |
| Top-mounted (left) American rotary valves, String action. Manufactured by W. Seefeldt, Philadelphia, PA between 1860 and 1865 | |||
| Permanently maintained in the collection as a memorial to Audrey Heckner
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| Bell-front | C/Bb/Ab Cornet | Brass | |
| Four Side-mounted Allen elliptical-port rotary valves, String action. Manufactured by Hall and Quinby, Boston, MA circa 1870 | |||
| Donated to the Foundation by Len Jareczek, Chicago, IL
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| Bell-front | B flat Cornet | German Silver | |
| Side-mounted American rotary valves, String action. Marked with a crown, probably manufactured circa 1875 | |||
| Available to HMMF from Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pierce Jr.,
Ft. Atkinson, WI
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| Bell-front | B flat Cornet | German Silver | |
| Four side-mounted American rotary valves, String action; Original fitted box case. Manufactured by The Boston Musical Instrument Manufactory, Boston, MA circa 1880 | |||
| Donated to HMMF by Gauvin Bailey, Boston, MA Permanently maintained in the collection as a memorial to Elwood W. Compton, Florence, Oregon
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| Bell-front | B flat/A Cornet | German Silver | |
| Side-mounted American rotary valves, String action. Manufactured by Boston Musical Instrument Manufy, Boston, MA circa 1880 | |||
| Funding for acquisition and restoration provided by the
Earl and Eugenia Quirk Foundation, Watertown, WI
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| Bell-front | B flat Cornet | German Silver | |
| Side-mounted American rotary valves, String action. Manufactured by Boston Musical Instrument Manufy, Boston, MA circa 1880 | |||
| Available to HMMF from Richard Skrukrud, Wausau, WI
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| Bell-front | B flat Cornet | German Silver | |
| Top-mounted American string action rotary valves. Manufactured by Julius Bauer, Chicago, IL between 1865 and 1880. Original coffin case, bit and mouthpiece. | |||
| Donated by Lyle and Lori Stall, Orfordville, WI
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| Bell-front | B flat Cornet | German Silver | |
| Side-mounted American string action rotary valves.
Manufactured by the Boston Musical Instrument Manufy, late 1860's, early 1870's.
Original coffin case, 2 bits, mouthpiece, and music lyre.
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| Bell-front | B flat Cornet | Brass/Silver Trim | |
| Side-mounted American string action rotary valves. Probably manufactured in the Boston, Massachusetts area. Distributed by Lyon & Healy, late 1860's, early 1870's. | |||
| Funding for aquistion and restoration by the Quirk Foundation, Watertown, WI
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| Bell-front | B flat Cornet | German Silver | |
| Top-mounted American string action rotary valves. German silver. Marked Draper, Halliday & Cook, Makers, Boston. Manufactured 1863 - 1865. Original tuning bit and mouthpiece. | |||
| Donated to the Foundation by Fred Benkovic, Brookfield, WI
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| Bell-front | C/Bb Fluegelhorn | Brass w/German Silver | |
| Side action fluegelhorn with three Vienna valves. German silver trim. Marked C. G. Schuster. Manufactured circa 1840. In C with crook to Bb. Original tuning bit and mouthpiece. | |||
| On loan to the Foundation by Fred Benkovic, Brookfield, WI
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| Bell-front | G/F/A/Bb Trumpet | Brass & German Silver | |
| Side action trumpet with three string-action rotary valves. German silver body with brass bell. In Bb with extra slide and crook down to G tuning. Original box case with wool "gig bag" and mouthpiece pouch, mute, extra slide, crook, mouthpiece, and drum style canteen (6 1/2" by 1 1/2 ", galvanized tin, soldered side loops, hand sewed linen strap, cork stopper). Marked H. W. Moennig, New York. Manufactured 1857 - 1883. | |||
| Donated to the Foundation by Ron Offutt, North Haven, CT
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| Bell-up | B flat Cornet | Brass w/ Silver Trim | |
| Top-mounted Berliner Pumpen piston valves. Manufactured by Klemm & Bro., Philadelphia, PA circa 1860 | |||
| Funding for acquisition donated to HMMF by a private
foundation, Wausau, WI Permanently maintained in the collection in honor of Eleanor M. Pearce, Loves Park, IL
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| Bell-up | Bb Cornet | Red Brass/Brass | HMMF 23B |
| Top-mounted Vienna double piston valves. Made by Buzzell & Gove (Luther Buzzell and Benjamin P. Gove); Rochester, NY 1849-1850. | |||
| Donated to HMMF by Jons and Ann Olsson, Waterloo, IA
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| Circular (Post Horn) | B flat Cornet | Brass w/ Silver Trim | |
| Side-mounted Reidl rotary valves, Mechanical action.
Probably manufactured in Germany prior to 1880
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| Circular (Bell-up) | B flat Cornet | Brass | |
| Top-mounted Allen elliptical-port Rotary Valves, String action; Original fitted case. Unmarked, probably manufactured in the United States circa 1860 | |||
| Funding for acquisition donated to HMMF by a private foundation, Wausau, WI | |||
