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hazmat
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| What does everyone know about this company? I can't find much online (which is a surprise) and I can't find a serial number history. |
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plankowner110
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| Don't know about the Cleveland Instrument Company, however the H.N. White Company (original name of KING Musical Instruments in Cleveland) made a "Cleveland" student model 600 trumpet. I know because I started on one many years ago. |
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tooslick
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bulos
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Cleveland was bought out by H N White King in 1925 and they were sold by King along with the "American Standard" line as student and intermediate level horns.
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hazmat
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| Posted: Sun Dec 21, 2003 12:51 pm Post subject: |
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| The only thing about that serial list is that it only includes the numbers for after the company was bought by HN White. I have a horn from before this. |
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