F.A. Reynolds Single French Horns
The F.A. Reynolds Single Horn in F was presumably developed at the same time as Reynolds' earliest known double horns. The earliest documented Bb single horn dates from 1946/47, just after Scherl & Roth bought the Reynolds company. In 1949, both F.A. Reynolds single horns, Bb and F, were rebranded as Contempora model horns.
Model History | Specifications
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1936-1946 | F.A. Reynolds (Cleveland) |
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Model TBD | Single Horn in F | Valves: three rotor valves | Bore: TBD | Bell: TBD | Materials: brass with nickel-silver slide tubes and bracing | Finish: TBD
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1946-1949 | F.A. Reynolds (Cleveland) |
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Model TBD | Single Horn in F | Valves: three rotor valves | Bore: TBD | Bell: TBD | Materials: brass with nickel-silver slide tubes and bracing | Finish: TBD
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Model TBD | Single Horn in Bb | Valves: three rotor valves | Bore: TBD | Bell: TBD | Materials: brass with nickel-silver slide tubes and bracing | Finish: TBD
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