Paris, Valve Trombone, most likely made by Gautrot/Couesnon, Circa 1880 - 1890's
Good playing valve trombone with the name: "Eugene La Seuer" "et Cie Paris" engraved on the bell.
I reached out to a local expert on vintage brass instruments and this was his input on the instrument: "This style (of valve trombone) was popular in the late 1880's and 1890's. It is most likely an inexpensive import made by Gautrot/Couseson for export. Brand names like this were typically made up by the importer/seller in the US to sound exotic.
The serial number on the bell is 7194 and above the serial number is stamped: "Exchanged for New Buescher Elkhart IND". Unfortunately we don't have a case that fits this instrument. Our technicians did a sonic wash on this trombone.
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| Listed | a year ago |
| Condition | Good (Used) Good condition items function properly but may exhibit some wear and tear.Learn more |
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