SUPERTONE BANDMASTER SERIAL NUMBER
SUPERTONE BANDMASTER SERIAL
SUPERTONE BANDMASTER SERIES

Supertone Bandmaster (1937) (Made in Elkhart)Īdvance (1936) - Inexpensive introductory student instruments Information from catalogs on Sears instrument offerings: Tourville a tradename used probably for Bohland and Fuchs made instruments.īandmaster was a tradename used by Sears and several other makers. Ive found references to a Supertone Bandmaster, but mine. I do not have a case or mouthpiece for the saxophone. There was also a Pierre Marceau, & Cie, in Paris, who was a dealer. The sax is silver plated, with a sort of gold lacquer inside the bell. Hi Fresh from a nice old Maine estate is this antique 'Supertone Bandmaster' Alto Saxophone with a patented date of September 14,1915 I am not a musician,so I will try to describe this to the best of my knowledge. for instruments imported from Czechoslovakia. Marceau was a trade name employed by Sears Robuck Co. There is also a Eugene Dupont, an inventor in Elkhart, who was a Distin employee in London and was briefly in partnership with Conn. DuPont is a tradename used by Sears for instruments imported from France. And, they went on to use the brand for many other items including records, tape recorders, TVs, hearing aids, etc.īy the 1970s the Silvertone name was limited to musical instruments, stereos and televisions. ago It looks to me like it was manufactured by Conn.

SUPERTONE BANDMASTER SERIES

In the 1930s, the Silvertone name replaced the Supertone brand on musical instruments. The information I could find about the supertone Bandmaster series is really limited too. The information I could find about the supertone Bandmaster series is really limited too.

SUPERTONE BANDMASTER SERIAL

In 1915, used the tradename Silvertone on a phonograph, followed by radios. Vintage Supertone Bandmaster Trumpet, Made in Elkhart, Indiana (390)DescriptionT he item up for Consideration is a: Vintage Supertone Bandmaster Trumpet. Oh cool The seller did say it was most likely from the 30s, but I couldn't find any specifics on the models serial number. The modifications were usually to meet the cost criteria of the marketer. Stencil horns were modified versions of the horns that the manufacturers sold under their own names. Silvertone was a trade name used by Montgomery Wards Inc. Supertone was a stencil brand of a marketer that sold horns made by Conn and Martin in the 1920s. There doesn't appear to be any dings or dents on the trumpet and appears to be in excellent shape for how old it could be (1932-1955)?.Silver Tone was a trade name used by Sears Robuck & Co.

This horn is in very good condition and sounds great, all tuning slides are free flowing and valve action is smooth compression is great (pops) Comes with a music holder (No Case or Mouthpiece).

SUPERTONE BANDMASTER SERIAL NUMBER

It has a silver tone to it and has deco-like engraving on the outer Bell, along with the Elkhart logo Elkhart Ind.' On the finger pipes has a serial number of 6907 Silver with gold wash inner bell. This Supertone Bandmaster Cornet Elkhart trumpet comes as shown. There doesn't appear to be any dings or dents on the trumpet and appears to be in excellent shape for how old it could be (1932-1955)?.

Item: 233486588671 Supertone Bandmaster Cornet 'Very Nice'.

Supertone bandmaster