Crowley Heavyweight Member Joined: Posts: 740 Location: Brooklyn, NY Posted: Sun 6:41 pm Post subject: mine says: Couesnon Paris made in France 741xx I had one that I sold that said: Couesnon Star (this one had perfect lacquer which makes me think it was newer) The one I kept obviously plays better. Anyone have any ideas on the year of this horn? Markp Heavyweight Member Joined: Posts: 2655 Location: Coarsegold, CA Posted: Sun 3:27 pm Post subject: I have no answer for you etorres, but let me add to your question: How many different models of Couesnon flugles are there, and are some better than others? I know mine is DAMN good, but where can you read about what the dimensions, bore sizes, bell sizes, serial #s matched with years, and all that good technical stuff that is available for Bachs, Benges, etc?īenge 3 Bb Bach ML Couesnon flugel American Standard cornet tom turner Heavyweight Member Joined: Posts: 6645 Location: USA Posted: Sun 6:10 pm Post subject: Great responses guys! If we could get enough players to post their serial numbers and dates they purchased new eventually there would be some decent serial number dating info about Couesnons. Maybe someone can chime in about this one: This is found on the bell area: Couesnon Paris 785XX Made in France The letter B is stamped on one side of the 2nd valve, and the number 140 is stamped on the other side.
Goto page 1, -:: Author Message etorres16 Veteran Member Joined: Posts: 306 Location: Los Angeles, Ca Posted: Sun 1:13 am Post subject: Couesnon Flugelhorn I'm sure this has been covered before, as I've done my search on here about Couesnon Flugelhorns, but I didn't find anything to really help out with my flugel.
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