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York baritone ad page from around 1920
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imperialbari
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York baritone ad page from around 1920
You may see the full text, if you open the .jpg in a new window.
Klaus
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Bob Kolada
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Re: York baritone ad page from around 1920
The illustration has the patented 1910 high/low pitch change, so it is 1910-roughly 1920
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imperialbari
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Re: York baritone ad page from around 1920
I only saw that because you told about it. Quite discrete placement on this model.windshieldbug wrote:The illustration has the patented 1910 high/low pitch change, so it is 1910-roughly 1920
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Re: York baritone ad page from around 1920
Thanks for posting this. I have owned a horn nearly identical to the illustration for years but haven't been able to find anything on it except it's age. Through my research, I was able to determine the horn was manufactured in 1913.
