Emerson Flute Serial Number List
Postal codes, Zip code, Country code, Postal zip code. Start with the collar on the body - then check in hidden places for other markings, like the serial number, and any stamps that indicate solid silver: SS, 900, 925, etc. Tell us if those silver. Here is a link to the Emerson flute page - I cannot pinpoint you model. Sell the Emerson (or keep it for marching, etc.).
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Update: Thanks so much for answering! Yamaha flute: open hole, B foot Headjoint: an X that looks like an atom, followed underneath by Silverhead and underneath that, 925 Collar: a triangle, YAMAHA, underneath established in 1887, underneath MADE IN JAPAN, underneath 3850 or 38SII (I'm sorry! I'm trying to. Thanks so much for answering! Yamaha flute: open hole, B foot Headjoint: an X that looks like an atom, followed underneath by Silverhead and underneath that, 925 Collar: a triangle, YAMAHA, underneath established in 1887, underneath MADE IN JAPAN, underneath 3850 or 38SII (I'm sorry! I'm trying to see) Middle piece: at the end, this number 310758 followed by A Emerson: open hole Collar: ELD in an oval, followed underneath in succession by Emerson, USA Right underneath the collar: D76753, with a 3 underneath (no B foot) I like the clear sound of the Emerson, but what do I know?
Thanks again! Best Answer: Please tell us here, everything that is engraved on each of the flutes. Start with the collar on the body - then check in hidden places for other markings, like the serial number, and any stamps that indicate solid silver: SS, 900, 925, etc. Tell us if those silver markings are JUST in the head, or on all three pieces.Then we can better tell you just what you own. Here is a link to the Emerson flute page - I cannot pinpoint you model: The Yamaha is inherently the better flute - it has a silver head, and was made when these were GOOD. Sell the Emerson (or keep it for marching, etc. Change Sizing Software Engineering more. ) and get the Yamaha fixed up by a good tech. For the best answers, search on this site If it is a closed-hole C foot flute, and you used this as a student, then it is more than likely silver-plated, not solid silver.
Not matter what you paid for it, it is now worth about $40 - $50. I have purchased a few of these for kids with limited funds, and never ever pay over about $60 - if they are in great condition and need NO work.
Added - chances are, this has a plated head - you can tell by looking at the tenon - then end that goes into the flute. If it looks yellow/brass - then it is plated. If you cannot tell my looking - well, all-silver parts must be stamped SS, 925, or Sterling - something like that - that indicates metal content.
Last test - hold the headjoint lightly by the very top cap, letting it dangle. Gently *twang* or tap the tenon end. If you get a nice ring - it is plated. If it goes THUNK - it is solid silver. Added2 - Apparently, I have attracted another Hater Troll, who is following me to every question I answer, and giving me a TD.
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