#Conn trombone serial numbers k prefix serial number#

Conn GL Prefix on a 88h Post by fetzNYC » Mon 9:01 pm. I see you have put in a second post and attached pictures that show the word Director as well as the 'shower of stars' bell engraving. Conn GL Prefix on a 88h 3 posts of 1. Note that to post pictures and receive Private Messages or have an e-mail listed you need two approved posts.

#Conn trombone serial numbers k prefix serial number#

If the true serial number is H4xxxx, it probably dates from the late 1960s. The serial number can range from 6 digits (older than 1965) to a letter and 5 digits (1965 to around 1975), two letters and a 6 digit number, and there is a more modern number that I don't know. Other cup mouthpiece serial numbers are not available at this time. 1980 - 1986 serial numbers are for student trumpet and cornets only. This horn was manufactured within the golden years of Conn Corporation. Market value is about 850, but the slide will need work, and the horn has many wear marks. I am selling this Vintage 1955 Conn 6H trombone for 600. There should be a model number like 16H, 18H, 20H, 22H, etc. Note: From 1987 to present, add 50 to the serial number prefix to calculate the year of manufacture. Vintage 1955 Conn 6H Trombone For Sale 600. It does play well, though and can be used as a jazz horn and especially for gigs where you don't want to risk a good instrument (like Carneval bands or outdoor Christmas caroling).

There are actually a number of versions of the Director, which was Conn's Student horn from the mid 1950s to today. It also has a distinctive engraving with 3 marching men and a 'shower' of stars on the bell. Note: From 1987 to present, add 50 to the serial number prefix to calculate the year of manufacture. A Conn Director will have the word 'Director' on the slide near where the mouthpiece goes in.