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1950 and $300 https://www.google.com/search?q=Selmer+Bundy+flute%2C+Serial+%23335855 ..

I would speak to Boozey and Hawks.

Around the $500 mark or a lower price might be around $460.

A Bundy is the low end of the Selmer line intended for students. Therefore it is at best a sliver plated instrument and depending on its condition might be worth 100 to a couple hundred dollars.

Your cornet was made aprox 1986

Looks like this question has been asked many time; Check this forum for help: https://forum.saxontheweb.net/showthread.php?213910-Help-identifying-Selmer-USA-Flute Aloha, ukeboy57

Between $40 -75 or whatever someone is willing to pay

NOTE: Just remember any item is only worth what someone is willing to pay. I suggest you contact Selmer directly. Contact: contact-us phone: 574.295.6730

Manufactured Between 1937-38. Link to website selmer.asp

Use the following link to ask Selmer-Conn your question. Phone: 574.523.0698 https://education.conn-selmer.com/en-us/education/contact-us

Make sure of your serial number. Then take it to a music store that deals with clarinets. You need to know what type/brand of clarinet you before you can know. I do know that Selmer #'s are nowhere close to the serial $ you provided.

Go to a music store "REAL" one and get it appraised and just look around on ebay; there are ones for sale there.

I can't find a reference to 'NR'. Looking just at the serial number, the Selmer scheme shows it should be indeed, a Mk VI made in 1969 or 1970. If that is so it may be worth from $4000-5500 depending on condition. To be certain I'd have it professionally valued. .

It would have been made about 1985, although records are not exact. It is a redesigned Aristocrat. .

try these links and see if they can offer any help Flutes Artley Used Selmer Flutes

You will need the serial number, then go to this site- Saxophone Serial Number Chart Saxophone org

Hi Erica. Conn/Selmer has a web page with dating for a number of their affiliate instruments, though it doesn't look to be complete. Serial Numbers If it was lumped in with the Conn 'Reed Mouthpiece' Instruments (as opposed to cup mouthpiece, which I'd think of as more 'brass', then it'd look to be 1899. The Artley Flute list starts with a serial # of 10000 in 1952. There appear to be other people out there having difficulty using their charts, and the Customer service page on the website is mum about contacting them directly, and suggests calling a nearby dealer. The dealer page is at Dealer Locator Conn Selmer Inc The description makes it sound like an Omega Model, see for instance SELMER OMEGA STERLING SILVER OPEN HOLE FLUTE WITH CASE Hoping that helps.., and Happy Holidays D

I have 51 years experience as a sax player. A new listed price for this saxophone is $7319.00 on sale. Optional finishes would include silver plate-Add $940.00. Gold plate- Add $12,490.00. Better deals can be had from private sales and from various music stores. In my opinion there are better saxophones although I have owned a Paris Selmer tenor sax since 1967.