Mouthpiece
Bach Mouthpieces – Catalogs
We are always looking for more information on the Bach mouthpiece line through older Bach catalogs. If you have additional catalog scans you would like to share, please contact us through the header on each page. Although Vincent Bach began
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Bach Mouthpieces – Design Variations
Bach Trumpet Mouthpieces – A Textual History A quick overview of Bach mouthpieces from an correspondence from Tedd Waggoner. “All of the early mouthpiece samples of the Bach mouthpiece production….i.e. 85th St. location, E.41st St. location, and the Bronx have
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Bach Mouthpieces – Holton Examples
We have not seen many examples of these, but these are what appears as Vincent Bach mouthpiece designs co-branded as Frank Holton and Bach. As a side note Vincent Bach played and endorsed Frank Holton instruments in the mid 1910s.
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Bach Mouthpieces – Lettering Variations
Timeframe Lettering Image circa 1920’s VINCENT BACH, NEW YORK circa 1920’s VINCENT BACH CORP. NEW YORK 7C note Serif font circa 1930s VINCENT BACH CORP., NEW YORK note Serif font 1936 VINCENT BACH CORP., NEW YORK note Serif font circa
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Bach Mouthpieces – Mega Tone Mouthpieces
From a question from one of our fellow Bach loyalists, what year was the Bach Mega Tone mouthpiece series introduced to the market? From trademark records, the Bach Mega Tone mouthpieces was first used in commerce on April 16, 1991.
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Bach Mouthpieces – Packaging (History)
Bach Mouthpieces -A Visual History / Packaging Mt. Vernon, NY – 1950s Elkhart, IN – 1960s Elkhart, IN – >1965s (after Selmer purchase) Vincent Bach Division of the Maganaox Corporation Elkhart, IN Elkhart, IN – 1980s Elkhart, IN
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Bach Mouthpieces – Packaging (Mt. Vernon)
A great example of early Mt. Vernon Mouthpiece mouthpiece packaging used when shipping to customers. Top Postmaster: If not delivered with 5 days Return to Vincent Bach Corp. 50 MacQuesten Parkway South Mt. Vernon, NY Contains Merchandise Postmaster: This parcel
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Bach Mouthpieces – Packaging (New York)
A great example of early New York Mouthpiece mouthpiece packaging used when shipping to customers. Postmaster Vincent Bach Corp. Brass Boulevard and East 218th Street New York City, U.S.A Very similar packaging to the Mt. Vernon example found here.
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Bach Mouthpieces – Packaging (New York) 1924
A great example of the earliest known (1924) New York Mouthpiece mouthpiece packaging used when shipping to customers. Postmaster: return if not delivered to Vincent Bach Corp. 237 East 41st Street New York City, U.S.A In this mouthpiece box,
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Bach Mouthpieces – Quality
Bach Mouthpieces – Quality from TPIN archives, Erik Veldkamp’s Original Bach Fan Page “Why is there the tradition of starting on a 7C? Because that’s the size that Vincent Bach himself played, and what he recommended as a starting point. To
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Bach Mouthpieces – Travel Cases
As with many mouthpiece manufacturers, Bach also had cases for the multiple mouthpieces for dealers. These are rare to find today; here’s some fine examples from Fred Cirksena at Quality Brass. Double Row Version New York, NY Double Row
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Bach Mouthpieces – Trombone Models
We are always looking for more information on the Bach trombone mouthpiece line through the years. Our goal is to summarize all of the different marketing of these mouthpieces. If you have any updated information, please contact us through the
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Bach Mouthpieces – Trumpet Models
We are always looking for more information on the Bach mouthpiece line through the years. Our goal is to summarize all of the different marketing of these mouthpieces. Some of the favorites include: “pyrotechnics in dance orchestras;” Bach 10.5D “with
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