Gautrot • 1890s

While unmarked, this pocket cornet was unquestionably made by the prolific French company Gautrot, and was sold under many other names in addition to Gautrot, including Jaubert, Lyon & Healy, and J.W. Pepper.

Gautrot was eventually absorbed by Couesnon, although it is not clear how long Couesnon continued to market cornets with the Gautrot name.

In my experience, it is probably the most common of the true vintage pocket cornets.

 

Length (shank removed): 8.625”

Bell Diameter: 3”

Bore: .455

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Illustration from the 1894 Lyon & Healy catalog of the “F. Jaubert” pocket cornet.  Jaubert was trademark name and not an actual maker. This is obviously the Gautrot pocket cornet.