Vintage Selmer Paris Cornet

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1934 Selmer Paris Cornet – A Rare Vintage Treasure

Own a piece of musical history with this 1934 Selmer Paris cornet, a masterful example of early 20th-century French brass craftsmanship. This cornet, produced during Selmer’s formative years following their acquisition of the Millereau company, showcases the artistry and innovation that made Selmer a premier name in brass instruments.

Key Features:

  • Vintage Design: Crafted with a one-piece, wire-reinforced bell, this cornet delivers exceptional durability and a resonant, centered tone.
  • Valves: Features meticulously aligned, individually numbered valve components, a hallmark of Selmer’s precision engineering from this era.
  • Finish: The original finish has aged beautifully, retaining much of its vintage charm and character.
  • Aesthetic Details: Intricate engravings on the bell highlight the exquisite artistry of Selmer’s design, making this instrument as visually stunning as it is musically inspiring.
  • Serial Number and Provenance: Dated to 1934 based on Selmer’s serial number records, this cornet is a rare find for collectors and performers alike.

Tone and Playability:

Renowned for its warm, lyrical tone and effortless playability, this cornet excels in both solo and ensemble settings. Its design offers a bright yet rich sound, ideal for the repertoire of its time and beyond.

Condition:

This cornet has been well-preserved and is in excellent condition for its age, with smooth valve action and a fully functional slide system. While it shows signs of its vintage status, it has been lovingly maintained to ensure optimal playability.

A True Collector’s Item:

Selmer Paris cornets from the 1930s are exceedingly rare, making this instrument a prized addition to any collection. Whether you’re a player seeking a unique sound or a collector looking to own a part of musical history, this 1934 Selmer Paris cornet is a timeless gem.

Don’t miss this opportunity to own a classic Selmer Paris cornet from the golden age of brass instrument design.