C.G. Conn’s flagship professional cornet, the Conqueror, serial #109438, dating to approximately 1908. Silver plated with stunning full bell and body engraving, mother-of-pearl valve buttons, and the elegant long-model profile that made Conn’s pre-WWI instruments legendary.
Condition:
• All three valves move freely and function well
• All slides pull freely
• Horn plays – confirmed functional
• Original Conn mouthpiece included
• Small dings and dents consistent with 120+ years of life
• Silver plate shows patina and tarnish throughout
• Original green velvet hard case included (shows age, functional)
The Union MFB/PRU labor union stamp on the valves is a period mark seen on Conn instruments from this era. Full engraving, MOP buttons, original mouthpiece and case make this a complete, untouched survivor that actually plays. A rare find for collectors or the adventurous vintage player.
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| Condition | Good (Used) Good condition items function properly but may exhibit some wear and tear.Learn more |
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