Year number 1893 1 1900 (4001) 1904 (6001) 1905 (9001) 1908 1925 1910 4913 (25001) 1913 9047 1915 15989 (40001) 1918 78,001 1930 126,001 1935 176,000 1936 186,001 1937 200,001 1938 212,001 1939 225,001 1940 239,001 1941 254,001 1942 264,001 1945 267,501 1946 277,001 1947 287,001 1948 296,501 1949 301,500 1950 308,001 1951 3 322,001 1953 330,001 1954 337,001 1955 340,001 1960 370,001 1961 377,301 1962 384,601 1963 391,901 1964 399,101 1965 406,501 1970 457,601 1975 511,751 1981 850,976 1983 906,860 1985 976,572 Numbers in paratheses are re-calculated estimates from HW White website. Notes:. Early instruments have a lion's head near the serial numbers and marked The King. Before 1918 the engraving read simply as 'H. In 1918 the company was incorporated and 'Co' was added to the engraving.,.
In 1926-1928 the Sterling Silver bells first used. In 1948-1950 Silver Tone was changed to Silversonic. After 1965 all horns were made in Eastlake and engraved King Musical Instruments. 1987 - 1995 the prefix number + 50 is the year of manufacture. 1996-2000 '5' preceeds the serial number. 2001- no prefix Source: Allied Supply www.hnwhilte.com.
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. King Serial Number Ranges By Model Please note that there are a few with the 'King' name on them that were not made by the HN White Company:. Pre-1916 Kings are or Evette & Schaeffer stencils. The King Tempo is a stencil. The is a Kohlert or Amati stencil (probably Kohlert). The name is from King's association with SML: Strasser-Marigaux-Lemaire.
The is an SML stencil. 'The New King' and 'Toneking' are model names for a series of horns. 'Recording King' was a model name for a series of stencil horns, mainly made by Model Start # End # 50,000 (1916) 110,000 (1929) 110,000 (1929) 180,000 (1935) 180,000 (1935) 511,000 (1975) 272,000 (1945) 800,000 (1998) 731,000 (1995) 736,000 (1996).
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. King Serial Number Ranges By Model Please note that there are a few with the 'King' name on them that were not made by the HN White Company:. Pre-1916 Kings are or Evette & Schaeffer stencils. Plc programming. The King Tempo is a stencil. The is a Kohlert or Amati stencil (probably Kohlert).
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The name is from King's association with SML: Strasser-Marigaux-Lemaire. The is an SML stencil. 'The New King' and 'Toneking' are model names for a series of horns. 'Recording King' was a model name for a series of stencil horns, mainly made by Model Start # End # 50,000 (1916) 110,000 (1929) 110,000 (1929) 180,000 (1935) 180,000 (1935) 511,000 (1975) 272,000 (1945) 800,000 (1998) 731,000 (1995) 736,000 (1996).