'Conn & King Musical Instrument Serial Number Info'. '2' = Trumpet, '3' = Alto Horn, '4' = French Horn, '5' = Mellophone, '6' = Valve Trombone. To determine if the instrument Artwork or Engraving Notation is Consistent to Elkhart, Texas,. Conn Ltd., sometimes called Conn Instruments or commonly just Conn, was an American. Conn was divested of its Elkhart production facilities in 1970, leaving remaining production in. But only retains two instruments for which it was known: Conn 8-D horn and the 88-H trombone. Dictation room number one.

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Charles Gerard Conn was the patriarch of musical instrument manufacturing in Elkhart, Indiana and a pioneer in the music industry. In 1873, C.G. Conn developed a brass mouthpiece with a rubber rim to allow him to play the coronet with an injured lip.

By 1876, he had converted an old sewing machine into a lathe and began building instruments. Conn was a true innovator blazing a trail of firsts on American soil- 1st American-made cornet, saxophone, sousaphone & BBb Tuba, to name just a few. Conn forever shaped the music industry by founding the 1st National School of Music, 1st National band contest, the industry’s 1st R&D department as well many other musical instrument industry 1sts.