1929 Trade advertising indicates EBIC is division (i.e.) subsidiary of Buescher and announces Band Instruments.ġ929 FA Bueascher 'retires', trades indicate Buescher organization, including EBIC still controlled by CD Greenleaf and AH bearsley. 1929 EBIC Catalog number 10 includes brass instruments. 1928 November, again EBIC announces expansion beyond saxes to include brass instruments. 1927 November, EBIC announces expansion beyond saxes to include brass instruments. 1922 September, first usage of The famous Elkhart: elkhead & heart logo as cited in the August 1947 August trademark registration.
The registration number implies 1917 activity. What I do have is: 1916 CD Greenleaf & AH Beardsley lead a consortium to buy Buescher.ġ918 Elkhart Band Instrument Company in the trades 1919 September, Elkhart Band Instrument Company incorporated by CD Greenleaf and AH Beardsley. I am finding very little on Elkhart Band Instruments. Historical evidence had been critical in the development of the Pan American Brass and Sax serial number systems now posted on the Conn Loyalist Historical information has helped with Cavalier, but there is much less. I currently have EBIC 110 brass serial numbers, 78 Elkhart By Buescher Serial numbers and a host of possible stencils. Also, since FA Buescher started it, ART/Pedler & Sons, I am trying to establish a serial number system for that company as well. I am still working on the Cavalier serial number dating system (separate thread), but have now expanded to try for a serial number system for Elkhart Band Instrument Company (EBIC).
I am trying to figure out how old it is and how good it is. i have just got a buescher aristocrat plastic clarinet.
And all the listed ones are 6 at them most but the years stop in 80's. The serial number doesn't match anything i have looked up so far. I have just got a buescher aristocrat plastic clarinet.
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