These are pictures of instruments other than Boosey & Hawkes models.
Manufacturers A - M (Click here to go to page 1A).
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British & European Models
A beautifully restored 1905 De Vries 4 valve saxhorn.
Owned by my good friend Dennis in the U.S.A.
A Huttl 4 valve model.
A rare E flat tuba by William Brown of London.
An unknown French 4 valve euphonium.
An unknown French 4 valve euphonium.
A modern Hirsbrunner euphonium, based on an early design.
A modern Hirsbrunner euphonium, based on an early design.
A very sad sight for a euphonium.
A very sad sight for a euphonium.
A Couesnon 4 valve euphonium.
A Couesnon 4 valve euphonium.
Just for fun, here is a Highams of Manchester 3 valve
non - compensating E flat tuba, circa 1870.
Circa 1860, seriel number 33384, reverse view.
A 4 valve, euphonium, made by Courtois model 164.
A 5 valve, 2 bell euphonium, made by Distin in 1895.
A 5 valve, 2 bell euphonium, made by Distin.
A 5 valve euphonium, made in Brussells.
The bell engraving reads Vandarop Le Triumphe.
A 5 valve euphonium, made in Brussells.
The bell engraving reads Vandarop Le Triumphe.
A 5 valve euphonium, made in Brussells.
The bell engraving reads Vandarop Le Triumphe.
A 4 valve Clercq euphonium, made in Brussells.
A 4 valve Mahillon non compensating euphonium.
A 4 valve Mahillon euphonium, reverse view.
A 4 valve Marzan non compensating euphonium.
An 1880 Generale 4 valve euphonium.
An 1880 Generale 4 valve euphonium.
An undated euphonium made by R.De Lacy Ltd of 84 Holland Road, Brixton, London.
An undated euphonium made by R.De Lacy Ltd
of 84 Holland Road, Brixton, London.
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