King Trombone Serial Number Chart

yearnumber
18761
1877191
1878380
1879680
1880980
18811280
18821580
18832000
18843500
18856500
18869500
188712500
188817691
188922878
189028065
189133252
189238439
189343626
189448813
189554000
189657250
189760500
189863750
189967000
190068668
190170334
190272000
190376750
190481500
190586500
190691500
190796500
1908101444
1909107096
1910112748
1911117696
1912123348
1913129000
1914135334
1915141667
1916148000
1917153375
1918158750
1919164125
1920169500
1921175500
1922190,450
1923198,475
1924206,700
1925219,850
1926230,900
1927239,500
1928252,900
1929263,200
1930273,700
1931280,130
1932281,360
1933289,743
1934294,687
1935300,690
1936307,996
1937315,575
1938322,650
1939324,859
1940327,850
1941338,500
1942348,150
1943354,600
1944355,500
1945355,750
1946355,850
1947366,650
1948376,100
1949383,650
1950389,600
1951393,301
1952396,300
1953420,057
1954427,301
1955500,001
1956571,850
1957652002
1958718,626
1959779,657
1960834,200
1961898,556
1962949,465
1963C00501
1964C73854
1965E54106
1966H31247
1967K35274
1968L20454
1969'M' prefix
1970'N' prefix
1971'P' prefix
1972'R' prefix
1973GA30000
1974GA40000
1975GA50000
1976GA60000
1977GA70000
1978GA80000
1979GA90000
1980-1986 numbers are inexact, and may relate only to student level trumpets/cornets
1980128692-145001 or HA00000
1981145002-154753 or HA16500
1982154954-170073 or HA23431
1983170074-184336 or HA33389
1984184339-201207 or HA45522
1985201208-221243 or HA58992
1986221244-240141 or HA68842
1987240142-261765 or HA76618
1988261466-273178 or 38 prefix
198939 prefix
199040 prefix
199141 prefix
199242 prefix
199343 prefix
199444 prefix
1995-65 prefix with spacer
  1. King 3b Trombone Serial Numbers

Get the guaranteed best prices on King Trombones at Musician's Friend. Most King Trombones are eligible for free shipping. Full Serial Number Chart; Martin Serial Number Ranges By Model. Model: Start # End # Stencils: unknown: unknown. New King & Tone King; H-Couf & Armstrong; Peter. Its serial number is 33700. In Kanstul style, the slides are marked '00.' Is this just an incredible coincidence or does Kanstul not use real serial numbers so the horn cannot be identified if stolen?

Early instruments will have a 'lion head' by the serial numbers and are engraved 'The King'. In 1918 the company was incorporated and 'Co' was added to the engraving of all instruments, before 1918 the engraving read simply as 'H. In 1926-1928 H. White introduced Sterling Silver bells to his instruments. '6' = Valve Trombone, '7' = Slide Trombone, '8' = Baritone Horn & Euphonium, '9' = Tuba, and '10' = Sousaphone. The remaining numbers indicated the production number within the month. From 1987 on, the two-digit prefix number plus 50 will give you the year of manufacture. Sources: Allied Supply Music Trader Conn Loyalist.

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King 3b Trombone Serial Numbers

qcm is correct.
Also, 5-digit serial numbers designate instruments made starting in the year 2000.
The first horns Zig made under the Kanstul label were all 3-digit, starting with '0'. He was not sure if his horns would be successful (!), and a lot of the first horns were sent to various name players for them to try & give Zig feedback. He didn't keep accurate records of who got what horn.
About 15 years ago I was playing with the jazz band at Cal State LA, and a kid brought in a copper bell Kanstul with the serial number 030. This was also before Zig put any kind of model designations of his horns - the only way to tell the difference was to see the bell flare.
This horn was the now 1500. I was also playing a 1500 (#17xx) at the time, and when the kid showed me his horn I asked where did he get it, what it cost him..he said $150 at a pawn shop in East LA.
Obviously the horn was hot. I told Zig about it & asked who got 030..and he didn't have any clue.
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