Raw brass (there wasn’t much laquer left). It differs from Meha and Brevette models with details such as no 3rd slide throw, a 1st slide throw, and a perpendicular 2nd slide instead of a forward-leaning 2nd slide ("French Besson".) It is not marked with the Besson logo, to get around US import quotas.
| 96, rue dAngouleme | Paris | Grand Prix | Paris 1900 |St-Louis 1904 | Liège 1905 | Bruxelles 1910 | Hors-ConcoursĮngraved: Fabrication Francaise Perfectionnee Paris France
To use picture in a post, paste this line:Īnother New Creation with a system to move vthe third valve slideĮngraving includes a portrait of Lincoln, an American Flag, a US shield, and a bird.Įngraved: Systeme Prototype | FB | F.BESSON | Brevete | S.G.D.G. Apparently these trumpets were used by pro players in UK before US made horns became available after the embargo on imported instruments was lifted in 1958.
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