
You don`t want to get a flute that doesn`t play well, then you`ll end up frustrated and discouraged. Which just proves that you MUST play the flute, or have someone with expertise play it, especially if it is a flute whose reliability is unknown. They don`t even seem like the same brand, which is very confusing to me! I have played new, or recent year Selmers, and they aren`t ANYTHING like my flute in terms of quality and playability totally not comparable to my flute - perhaps my flute was an aberration (in a good way.?). However, depending on your long-term plans, you may want to look into a Yamaha or another brand mentioned in the posts on this forum. Featuring a silver-plated headjoint, body, footjoint, and mechanism, the Gemeinhardt 1SP is an excellent choice for the budget-minded flutist. It doesnt appear to have had any major repairs in the past, but there is signs of joints being resoldered. The valves are quick and aligned with newer felts. Overall, it is in nice, playing condition. If you have played this flute, or someone whom you trust has played this flute, and it plays well and easy, it may suit your present needs. The Gemeinhardt 1SP was created to fit the demands for an affordable and dependable student flute. The serial number, 614821, dates it to 1967. Owners of Artley plastic and wood piccolos can find their instrument's manufacturing date from 1961 to the present below. That said, you cannot even determine the true brand of the flute, so be extra wary. It always has had a beautiful sound, and it is near and dear to my heart.
FLUTE SERIAL NUMBERS SERIAL NUMBERS
Buescher Trumpet Serial numbers are most often found on the 2nd valve. As such, use this chart as a very rough guide only if you need accurate information, contact Haynes directly.
FLUTE SERIAL NUMBERS SERIAL NUMBER
It was played continuously, yet only needed minimal servicing until a complete repad a couple of years ago. Buescher Flute - Model : Aristocrat - In case Stock Needed Bring your unwanted. For example, serial number 50,000 should have been made in 1995, but was actually made in 1988. My flute was the "top of the line" at the time of purchase, so it was (supposedly) a better quality flute than the one in question.


Let me preface with: I have played on my Selmer flute for 35 years. 957 shown in folder 1924 (late) - Modele 22 Serial No.
