Ernst Modl brass instruments - Revision history

Gwesterhof: /* Emo De Luxe */

2026-05-19T13:53:02Z

‎Emo De Luxe

Gwesterhof: /* Emo De Luxe */

2026-05-19T13:51:50Z

‎Emo De Luxe

Gwesterhof: /* Emo De Luxe */

2026-05-19T13:44:50Z

‎Emo De Luxe

Gwesterhof: /* Emo De Luxe */

2026-05-19T13:43:06Z

‎Emo De Luxe

Gwesterhof: /* Emo Special Services Property */

2026-05-19T13:41:35Z

‎Emo Special Services Property

Gwesterhof: /* Buffet-Crampon/Evette & Schaeffer */

2026-05-01T18:14:13Z

‎Buffet-Crampon/Evette & Schaeffer

Gwesterhof: /* Ernst Modl serial number overview */

2026-04-15T11:34:24Z

‎Ernst Modl serial number overview

Gwesterhof: /* Ernst Modl serial number overview */

2026-04-15T11:30:46Z

‎Ernst Modl serial number overview

Gwesterhof: /* Covers */

2025-12-16T19:10:38Z

‎Covers

Gwesterhof: /* Covers */

2025-12-16T19:09:04Z

‎Covers

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 <gallery>File:Emo 148 De Luxe.jpg
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+File:Emo 148 De Luxe 1.jpg
-File:Emo 6759 De Luxe 1.jpg
+File:Emo 6759 De Luxe.jpg
 File:Emo 6759 De Luxe 1.jpeg</gallery>
-<small>Emo De Luxe trumpets with serial number 148 and 6759</small>
+<small>Emo De Luxe trumpets with serial number 148 (left) and 6759 (right)</small>
 ==Other Emo brass instruments==

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 ===Emo De Luxe===
-So far two trumpets bear the model name "de Luxe'. One with serial number 148 and one with serial number 6759.
+So far two trumpets bear the model name "de Luxe'. One with serial number 148 and one with serial number 6759, so basically from the start and end of the procution. Yet they are remarkably identical.
 <gallery>File:Emo 148 De Luxe.jpg
-File:Emo 6759 De Luxe.jpg</gallery>
+File:Emo 148 De Luxe.jpg
 <small>Emo De Luxe trumpets with serial number 148 and 6759</small>

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 So far two trumpets bear the model name "de Luxe'. One with serial number 148 and one with serial number 6759.
-File:Emo 148 De Luxe.jpg
+<gallery>File:Emo 148 De Luxe.jpg
 ==Other Emo brass instruments==

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	So far two trumpets bear the model name "de Luxe'. One with serial number 148 and one with serial number 6759.		So far two trumpets bear the model name "de Luxe'. One with serial number 148 and one with serial number 6759.
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		+	File:Emo 148 De Luxe.jpg

	==Other Emo brass instruments==		==Other Emo brass instruments==

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 File:SP SV 229 1.JPG
 </gallery><small>Emo trumpet, 4 May 1956 SP SV Property, serial number 229</small>
 ==Other Emo brass instruments==

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 =====Buffet-Crampon/Evette & Schaeffer=====
-[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffet_Crampon/ Buffet-Crampon] was a maker of woodwind instruments, most famous for their clarinets. The French instrument maker Denis Buffet Auger set up his workshop in the heart of Paris, at 20 Passage du Grand Cerf in 1825. In 1836 Jean-Louis Buffet, Denis' son, married Zoe Crampon in 1836 and created the famous Buffet-Crampon brand name. In 1885 the company is headed by Paul Evette and Ernest Schaeffer. Buffet-Crampon and Evette & Schaeffer were both used as brands. In 1908 Buffet began exporting instruments to the US. In 1918 Buffet began marketing their premium line instruments under their own name, while marketing lower grade instruments variously under the Evette & Schaeffer and Evette brands. During the 1930s Buffet began outsourcing Evette & Schaeffer instruments to other manufacturers.
+[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffet_Crampon/ Buffet-Crampon] was a maker of woodwind instruments, most famous for their clarinets. The French instrument maker Denis Buffet Auger set up his workshop in the heart of Paris, at 20 Passage du Grand Cerf in 1825. In 1836 Jean-Louis Buffet, Denis' son, married Zoe Crampon in 1836 and created the famous Buffet-Crampon brand name. In 1885 the company is bought and headed by Paul Evette and Ernest Schaeffer. Buffet-Crampon and Evette & Schaeffer were both used as brands. In 1908 Buffet began exporting instruments to the US. In 1918 Buffet began marketing their premium line instruments under their own name, while marketing lower grade instruments variously under the Evette & Schaeffer and Evette brands. During the 1930s Buffet began outsourcing Evette & Schaeffer instruments to other manufacturers.
 Buffet-Crampon made some brass instruments around 1895, discontinued it later and are believed not to have made brass instruments again until the acquisition of Courtois and Besson in 2006.

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-| [[File:Emo special services 64,65,66.jpg|thumb|150x100px]]
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 | style="background-color:#fffc9e;" | valve numbers 52,53,54
 | style="background-color:#68cbd0;" | Emo, no model name
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 | style="background-color:#68cbd0;" | Champion
 | One of the few Emo's with numbered valves without a serial number. Presumably one of the first Emo's
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 File:The Columbia & RCA Victor Live Recordings Vol. 3.jpg|<small>Cover The Columbia & RCA Victor Live Recordings Vol. 3, released 2018, picture made at the Olympia Paris, 1955</small>
 File:Louis Armstrong Satchmo the Great Emo.jpg|<small>Programm cover for Louis Armstrong show in Beirut, April 1959 with an Emo, picture taken in Amsterdam 1955</small>
-File:Saint Louis Blues Odeon 1959.jpg<small>cover of Louis Armstrong and his Orchestra, Saint Louis Blues, Odeon MOE2011 1959 reisssue, photo by Jean-Pierre Leloir, 1955 at Olympia </small>
+File:Saint Louis Blues Odeon 1959.jpg|<small>cover of Louis Armstrong and his Orchestra, Saint Louis Blues, Odeon MOE2011 1959 reisssue, photo by Jean-Pierre Leloir, 1955 at Olympia </small>
 File:St Louis Blues 1960 Foto Leloir.png|<small>cover of Louis Armstrong and his Orchestra, Saint Louis Blues, Odeon MOE2011 1960 reisssue, photo by Jean-Pierre Leloir, 1955 at Olympia </small>
 File:Armstrong Palais des Sports Paris 1965.jpg|<small>Cover of The Essential Louis Armstrong, recorded 1965 in Paris</small>